Beau Is Afraid: where normalcy waves its white flag? (Mark Kermode film review).
SFcrowsnest readers, we’re here to announce the birth of a new cinematic genre: surrealistic tragicomedy horror. Yes, you heard it right. The brainchild…
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SFcrowsnest readers, we’re here to announce the birth of a new cinematic genre: surrealistic tragicomedy horror. Yes, you heard it right. The brainchild…
The Torchwood team of misfits return and Norton Folgate (Samuel Barnett) is on a mission. He will leave no turn unstoned to get…
Here Lies Drax by John Dorney A whistle-stop adventure full of misdirection as we meet the many faces of the mischievous Drax. My…
There are many enjoyable series of novels in all genres but, occasionally, there comes along one that that is totally original and catches…
I seem to be having a running luck with a second pile of TwoMorrows publications, this one focused on ‘Alter Ego’, with #…
Eleanor Dalton dreams of opening a dress shop in London but, as the maid of a Baroness in 1793, she despairs that her…
Now here’s an interesting thing. I saw ‘The Flights Of Icarus’ on the internet auction site recently, recognised the Roger Dean cover and…
I came across ‘Diary Of A Spaceperson’ by Chris Foss, purely by accident on the internet auction website at a reasonable price and…
Another ‘Back Issue’ from that recent bought pile. # 9 is sub-titled ‘The Ultimate Comics Experiences’ which, even back in 2006, would be…
I’ve seen the cover of ‘White Cloud Worlds: An Anthology Of Science Fiction And Fantasy Artwork From Aotearora New Zealand’ a couple time…
The one important thing that can be said about all of Barry Gray’s soundtracks for the Century 21 TV series, they were all…
‘Mother Of Lies’ is the sequel to ‘Children Of Chaos’ and the final book in this two book series. Spoilers are inevitable if…