The Moons Of Barsk (book 2) by Lawrence M. Schoen (book review).
I thoroughly enjoyed Lawrence M. Schoen’s debut novel ‘Barsk: The Elephant’s Graveyard’ a couple of years back and became enchanted with his tale…
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I thoroughly enjoyed Lawrence M. Schoen’s debut novel ‘Barsk: The Elephant’s Graveyard’ a couple of years back and became enchanted with his tale…
One of the biggest problems in creating a future society is to balance the need to tell an exciting story and the desire…
The Watch, based on Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels, is to become an 8 episode (each 60-minutes long) TV series, produced by the BBC.…
Agent to the stars, John Jarrold, has concluded a three-book World Rights deal for Australian debut science fiction novelist Jeremy Szal with Gillian…
Some animated spy-fy trailer action from the studio that brought you Ice Age, Ferdinand and Rio, with the rather corny-looking Spies in Disguise.…
After you’ve watched the Channel 4 TV two series ‘Utopia’ on DVD, the first thing you want to do, apart from looking for…
If you want a scary conspiracy TV series where anything said is likely to be spoiler, than look at the Kudos production ‘Utopia’…
‘The Alchemy Press Book Of Horrors’ is a large collection of modern weird tales. There are so many I’ll just have to pick…
H.G. Wells is perhaps the classic late Victorian Science Fiction writer. But while some of his novels remain quite familiar, his shorter stories…
The wife and the daughter of a violent abuser flee his wrath and his sadism. They escape is only to be captured by…
Jean-Paul Quellette produced, directed and wrote the screenplay for ‘The Unnamable’ so I guess he’s what French cinema experts call the auteur. The…
A quick word with the wonderful people at Eurospan, who import a lot of American university books into the UK and whose website…