The Salt Man by Keith Rogers Gordon (ebook review).
To the old saying, don’t judge a book by its cover I might add, don’t judge it by the first
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A Long Day In Lychford by Paul Cornell (book review).
It’s a really long day in Lychford and it’s very close to ending badly. The three village witches have a
Read MoreA Brief Report On A Small Part Of Bristol-Con 2017 by Eamonn Murphy.
On Saturday 28th October, I attended Bristol-Con which took place at a Hilton Hotel near the very famous Templemeads station.
Read MoreObsolete In A Bottle: a short story by: GF Willmetts.
We only have ourselves to blame. It was once said that computer tech was revised every 18 months and we
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Stretching Things: an extended article by: GF Willmetts.
One of the most drastic types of super-humans are the pliable ones. They are also in small number with the
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X MARKS THE SPOT – all in the size!
HARDBACK TO SMALL ENLARGED PAPERBACK The Wandering Earth by Cixin Liu (pub: Head Of Zeus. 447 page enlarged paper backback.
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Figure Drawing (Learning To See book 3) by Peter Jenny (book review).
I’m beginning to think some of the publicists know my tastes better than me sometimes. The inclusion of this tiny
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The Periodic Table: A Visual Guide To The Elements by Tom Jackson (book review).
There are some books that I wish had when I was young, mostly because we never had such visual representations
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Ghost Stories Of An Antiquary, Vol 2 by M.R. James, adapted by Leah Moore and John Reppion, with art by George Kambadais, Abigail Larson, Al Davison and Meghan Hetrick (graphic novel review).
M.R. James (1862-1936) is widely acknowledged as one of the foremost exponents of the English ghost story. Across a long
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Passengers (2016) (DVD film review).
In many respects, ‘Passengers’ is a great Science Fiction film. After an accident, the starship Avalon carrying hibernating humans accidently
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