The Book That Held Her Heart (The Library Trilogy book 3) by Mark Lawrence (book review).
Livira has spent centuries fighting for the library and for her relationship with Evar. Or years. Or both. It’s become
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Doctor Who: Series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count): Episode 2: Lux by Russell T Davies.
I did watch the last episode a second time but changed none of my comments. I do wonder if any
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Legion Of Super-Heroes: When Evil Calls by Paul Levitz, Geraldo Borges, Yildiray Cinar and Phil Jimenez (graphic novel review).
Post-note 2025, 9 years after I originally wrote the review, I’ve finally read the two previous unnumbered volumes leading up
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Legion Of Super-Heroes: Consequences by Paul Levitz, Yildiray Cinar and Geraldo Borges (graphic novel review).
The indicia for this book, ‘Legion of Super Heroes: Consequences,’ by Paul Levitz, Yildiray Cinar, and Geraldo Borges, says the
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Illustrators #47 (magazine review).
One of ‘Illustrators’ strengths is to show artists you might not come across before. It’s even more problematic when there
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George R.R. Martin Presents Wild Cards: Sins Of The Father by Melinda M. Snodgrass, and art by Michael Komarck and Elizabeth Leggett (book review).
Back in 2022, the ‘Wild Cards’ reality moved back to its original American publishers, Bantam Books. One of the first
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Doctor Who: Series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count): Episode 1: The Robot Revolution by Russell T Davies (review).
It just seems like yesterday that we had the Yuletide special. If you have a TARDIS, then it probably is.
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Andor season 2 – More spies, more lies? (trailer).
Andor. The Star Wars show for people who prefer their space battles minimal, their droids emotionally traumatised, and their heroics
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The Cure by Eve Smith (book review).
A couple of weekends back I met with a bunch of old friends that I got to know a quarter
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LOVE DEATH + ROBOTS: Volume 4 – More murders, mechs, and probably one sentient toaster (trailer).
Here at SFcrowsnest, we’ve learned never to trust the trailer for Love, Death + Robots. Not because it lies—but because
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