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Crikey. September 2025 has barely given us time to finish painting last year’s backlog, and the games industry has already hurled another avalanche…
September 2025, that noble month of sharpened pencils, pumpkin-spice lattes and publishers treating us like lab rats in a four-colour maze. Forget the…
Put the kettle on and set phasers to “mischievous”—September 2025’s brought a pleasingly bonkers spread of science-fiction, fantasy and horror game news, the…
Unusual for a ‘Slough House’ thriller, Jackson Lamb is missing from the first third of this book, ‘Spook Street’. Instead, a car bomb…
Reading Les Dennis’ book, ‘DC Comics: A Celebration Of The World’s Favourite Comic Book Heroes’, last month, I came across a reference to…
Stephen King’s The Long Walk has been threatening to reach the screen since the late Palaeolithic era (or 1988, which in adaptation years…
If you thought you knew the First World War—mud, mustard gas, and moustaches bristling like bayonets—then Canal+’s new French science fiction series The…
‘The Wayward Children’ books are written with the teenage reader in mind but can be enjoyed by all ages. The tales revolve around…
Although not noted as such, ‘Torchwood: Miracle Day’ is actually its fourth season, released in 2011. This time, the BBC had financial support…
Paul Chitlik is both a scriptwriter and teacher on the subject. In his introduction, he does confess to working under pen names. Looking…
Now then, now then, Britain. Land of tea, scones, and recurring apocalyptic viral outbreaks. Just when you thought civilisation might have stabilised after…
‘Spaceships! Ray Guns! Martian Octopods! ‘Interviews With Science Fiction Legends’ is a book of interviews with a difference. Instead of having one author,…
