The Psychology Of Time Travel by Kate Mascarenhas (book review).
Imagine being part of a team that fulfilled its greatest imaginings. It’s a tight-knit group of female scientists who have
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Gamer Nation by Eric Geissinger (book review).
With a title like ‘Gamer Nation’, author Eric Geissinger is more or less giving away the subject matter. The sub-title,
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Vicious Rumer by Joshua Winning (book review).
Rumer Cross is the orphaned daughter of one of the world’s most feared assassins. Her mother, Celene, stuck around just
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The Point by John Dixon (book review).
Set in the near future, John Dixon’s novel, ‘The Point’, is about Scarlett Winter. She’s born into a military family
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Wonders: Spectacular Moments In Nature Photography (book review).
Sometimes I pick out books because the geek in me thinks that if I saw a particular book in a
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Lips Touch by Laini Taylor (book review).
‘Lips Touch’ is a bind-up of three novellas by Laini Taylor. They all take place in different worlds to each
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Large Hadron Collider 2008 Onwards Owners’ Workshop Manual by Gemma Lavender (book review).
You might think the Large Hadron Collider was a new device but, as Gemma Lavender says in her introduction, its
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Lawgiver Mk IV Convention, Bristol, Saturday 26 May 2018 (convention report).
The sharp-eyed amongst you will have noticed that this is a review of a convention that happened in late May,
Read MoreEditorial – August 2018: Gameplay the geek way.
Hello everyone For the past month, I’ve been fitting in some time playing the ‘Fortnite’ game, so you’re going to
Read MoreCinderbrella Or What If The Shoe Didn’t Fit : a Psi-Kicks story by: GF Willmetts
There were some times that Polly Kettle was glad that she left her team behind when she did a reconnaissance.
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