ReviewBooks
The Dark Heroine: Dinner With A Vampire by Abigail Gibbs (book review).
This could very well be the first in a series of books about the dark heroines of the title, however, it’s not entirely…
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The Angel’s Game by Carlos Ruiz Zafón (book review).
David Martin is a writer, working at the local paper in Barcelona, when he gets an offer to write a series of books…
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Salute The Dark (Shadows Of The Apt book four) by Adrian Tchaikovsky (book review).
The war for the Lowlands is reaching a critical stage, with the Wasp Empire facing battles in many cities at once. As the…
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The Barry Newbery Signature Collection (book review).
Despite the unusual size, this is a somewhat unique book and a sure winner for any ‘Doctor Who’ fan. Barry Newbery was the…
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Star Wars Art: Illustration by 41 artists (book review).
This ‘Star Wars’ book is exactly what it says on the box: Illustrations, although the title has that in the singular. Apart from…
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The Elysium Commission by L.E. Modesitt Jr (book review).
L.E. Modesitt, Jr is perhaps better known for his many fantasy novels, ‘The Saga Of Recluce’ above all, but he turns out a…
ReviewMagazines
The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction Nov/Dec 2012 Volume 122 # 704 (magazine review).
The latest issue of ‘The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction’ has the usual mix of ‘Departments’ and fiction. The former are interesting…
ReviewMusic/Audio
Blade Runner: Music From The Motion Picture composed by Vangelis and produced/perfomed by Edgar Rothermich (CD review).
Blimey! Is it really thirty years since ‘Blade Runner’ hit the theatre screens? Another seven years and we’ll be wondering where the off-world…
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If You Like The Terminator… by Scott Von Doviak (book review).
‘If You Like The Terminator…’ is part of a series of books that primarily points out material you might like if you like…
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Earth Girl by Janet Edwards (book review).
Just as the boundary between Fantasy and SF, Horror and Crime can be blurred, so that between a Young Adult and an adult…
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Aurora: A Child of Two Worlds by David A. Hardy (book review).
There are many authors whose artistic skills are practically zero, though they may think otherwise. Some artists are unable to write coherently. There…
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Warlord (The Wolfblade Trilogy book three) by Jennifer Fallon (book review).
‘Warrior’, the second book in Jennifer Fallon’s ‘The Wolfblade Trilogy’, ended with the promise of an all-encompassing, hopelessly one-sided war. ‘Warlord’ makes good…