William Blake: Masterpieces Of Art by Michael Kerrigan (book review).
Reading about artist, satirist and writer William Blake (1757-1827) and you certainly come away thinking he was a renaissance man.
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The Left-Handed Booksellers Of London by Garth Nix (book review).
‘The Left-Handed Booksellers Of London’ is a standalone fantasy novel by Garth Nix. Susan Arkshaw has just moved to London
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Pictorial Composition: An Introduction by Henry Rankin Poore (book review).
In his book, ‘Imaginative Realism’, James Gurney spent a lot of time on the mechanics of composition and how to
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The Magical History Of Mermaids by Russ Thorne (book review).
I’m fascinated by how mythologies along similar themes exist across the world. Oddly, as Russ Thorne points out in this
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Imaginative Realism by James Gurney (book review).
No, that’s not James Gurney on the cover but as you catch up with the painting inside his 2009 book,
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The Invisible Life Of Addie Larue by V.E. Schwab (ebook review).
In ‘The Invisible Life Of Addie Larue’ by V.E. Schwab, Adeline Larue grows up in the village of Villon Sur
Read MoreJ.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter books making the leap to the TV screen (news).
J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter books are making the leap to the TV screen with HBO, reports the Hollywood Reporter. No
Read MoreWe’ll always have Dragonlance? Weis and Hickman are back (news).
Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman are getting creative in lockdown with a new Dragonlance fantasy trilogy on the way, apparently.
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Inscape by Louise Carey (book review).
Set in a high-tech future London that has been built on the ruins of its pre-meltdown predecessor, Louise Carey’s novel
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Tales From The Weekend edited by David J. Howe (book review)
‘The Road To Holly Tree Farm’ by Paul Lewis launches ‘Tales From The Weekend’, a short collection of weird fiction
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