The Master Of Heathcrest Hall (book 3) by Galen Beckett (book review).
‘The Master Of Heathcrest Hall’ by Galen Beckett concludes the trilogy about the island nation of Altania, which is a
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Pixels (film review by Frank Ochieng)
Nostalgia can be something to revisit as a decent form of escapism from one’s current worries. It feels so refreshing
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Grand Crusades: The Early Jack Vance Volume Five (book review).
Since I first read ‘Araminta Station’ over 20 years ago, Jack Vance has been one of my favourite authors. I’ve
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Jose del Nido’s Slayers: Women Of War (book review).
As you should know from time to time, I pick out an odd publisher that I haven’t encountered before and
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Witch Hunter (The Witch Hunter book 1) by Virginia Boecker (book review).
‘Witch Hunter’ is book one in a set of books currently to include two novels and two novellas by Virginia
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Psychology For Screenwriters by William Indick (book review).
Contrary to what you might think, ‘Psychology For Screenwriters’ is not about sending writers to see a shrink but about
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NASA Gemini: 1965-1966 (All Missions, All Models) Owners’ Workshop Manual by David Woods and David M. Harland (book review).
NASA’s Gemini programme was needed if they were to fulfil President John F. Kennedy’s order to get American astronauts on
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Dark Was The Night (2015) (a film review by Mark R. Leeper).
The deep woods holds the secret of a mysterious creature that moves fast and leaves dead bodies around. The narrative
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The Happiness Of The Katakuris (2002) (film on Blu-ray/DVD review).
‘The Happiness Of The Katakuris’ is one of the most stupid and idiotic films you will ever see, surreal, baffling
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Creep (film review by Frank Ochieng).
The disturbing and mind-bending ‘Creep’ certainly startles with its sense of sophisticated salaciousness, so why should it not meet the expectations of its
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