The Mechanics Of Memory by Audrey Lee (book review).
‘The Mechanics of Memory’ by Audrey Lee is a technological thriller rather than a science fiction novel. It’s set more
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So That Was WorldCon 2024? A convention review by Rosie Oliver.
Another WorldCon has come and gone, but Glasgow 2024 will be remembered for many good things. Membership was high, exceeding
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Y2K—the Apocalypse movie you didn’t know you needed (trailer).
Just when you thought the Y2K panic of 1999 was nothing more than a nostalgic punchline, along comes Kyle Mooney’s
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Terror Firma (2023) (blu-ray film review)
Artist Lola (actress Faye Tamasa) finds a bag of seed on her doorstep which gives birth to an alien
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Batman: Volume 10: Epilogue [The New 52] by Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV, Greg Capullo, Roge Antonio, Aco and Riley Rossmo (graphic novel review)
The final volume of Batman in the New 52 comprises of Batman #51-52; Batman Futures End # 1; Batman Annual
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Comic Book Artist # 12 March 2001 (magazine review)
As can be seen from this edition of ‘Comic Book Artist’ from 2001, the subject is ‘Charlton Comics Of The
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Deep Space (2016) (film review)
The opening introduction to the 2016 film ‘Deep Space’, previously called ‘Teleois’, reveals the history of GC humans, genetically superior
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Earth by Ben Bova (book review)
Ben Bova should not need much introduction to SF fans. Bova has won the Hugo Awards no less than six
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Beyond The Barrier by Damon Knight (book review)
For those Brits old enough to remember, back in the late 1960s, our libraries released pamphlets of required reading in
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The Games by Ted Kosmatka (book review)
‘The Games’ was the first novel by prolific short form author Ted Kosmatka. First novels are always interesting. Will this
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