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It is hard to determine what makes a book a classic. Previously, schoolchildren were required to read books by deceased male authors like…
The Earth is under threat. Everybody seems to want to fight everyone and they all think they are right and everyone else is…
‘Wild Blue Yonder’ works very well as a treatise on how hard it is to know a person; it’s also full of frantic…
Having started life as a comic this reimagined ‘Doctor Who’ episode, ‘The Star Beast’, becomes a novel and so the printed word wins.…
I don’t always list books I ought to read in my proper list, which runs at some 4 pages. A lot of the…
Once upon a time, there were two brothers. Irad built a library that spans both the world and time to house all the…
I’ve been sitting on a couple books about the 1968 film ‘’2001: A Space Odyssey’ for some time now. While the SF book…
Have you heard of the 1953 British film ‘Spaceways’? neither until recently. It shows how much exposure this film gets, and perhaps this…
Back in July 1970, at the New York Comicon, Bill Everett, Joe Kubert, and Neal Adams were getting awards. With fewer people, this…
I did say I was going to look at ‘Journeyman: The Art of Chris Moore’ by Stephen Gallagher after reviewing Adam Rowe’s book…
A dedicated team in Canada produces ‘On Spec’, a long-running speculative fiction magazine, on a tight budget. I tend to focus on the…
The title ‘The Projected Man’ refers to a teleportation experiment. In the nature of such early films, something goes wrong. The Farber Research…
