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Comic Book Creator #42 March 2026 (magazine review).
One thing I like about ‘Comic Book Creator’ is it often coughs up interviews of creators I’ve never heard of but insights into…
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The Astral Library by Kate Quinn (book review).
Libraries are important in the lives of many a reader, so it is not surprising that there has been a considerable amount of…
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The Mandalorian and Grogu: helmet off, ears up (trailer).
After years of Disney+ gently spoon-feeding us space westerns in weekly instalments, Star Wars has decided to stride back into cinemas with The…
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The Dog Stars: A man, a dog, and the end of the world directed by Ridley Scott (trailer).
There’s a particular flavour of apocalypse that Ridley Scott seems to favour. Not the loud, explodey sort where cities are flattened like cheap…
ReviewScifi
Whalesong (Arcana Imperii book 3) by Miles Cameron (book review).
‘Whalesong’ by Miles Cameron is the third novel in the *Arcana Imperii* space opera series. The morning after Marca Nbaro and Horatio Dorcas’…
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Godzilla Minus Zero: Because Things Clearly Weren’t Miserable Enough Already (trailer).
There are sequels, and then there are sequels that look at the smouldering wreckage of the previous film and say, “Yes, but what…
TrailerScifi
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (trailer).
There are prequels, there are sequels, and then there are those slightly unnerving narrative time-loops where Hollywood digs up a character you already…
TrailerHorror
The Boroughs, Netflix TV series: Cocoon Meets Cthulhu (trailer).
There comes a point in every civilisation where it must ask itself a serious question: what if the people best equipped to save…
ReviewBooks
Twin Lotuses by Zhang Xiaoyu (graphic novel review).
In China, twin lotus flowers symbolise love, commitment and enduring happiness. They are also symbols of brotherhood and deep affection between siblings. These…
NewsBooks
Ian Watson RIP: another one of the greats gone (author news).
The science fiction world has dimmed a little this week with the passing of Ian Watson, a writer whose work never quite behaved…
ReviewBooks
On The Trail Of The Prisoner by Catherine Németh Fraumerman (book review).
The full title of Catherine Németh Fraumerman’s booklet, ‘On The Trail Of The Prisoner’, includes the subtitle ‘A Walking Guide To Portmeirion’s Prisoner…
ReviewBooks
Project: The Prisoner: The Village Technical Manual by Tim Palgut (book review).
Very occasionally, I take a look around to see what ‘The Prisoner’ fandom is producing. Hence, coming across this softcover, ‘Project: The Prisoner:…