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Red Dwarf X – it’s not rude, it’s funny. Trust us. Watch the trailer! And it’s coming back to the screens on Dave…
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Red Dwarf X – it’s not rude, it’s funny. Trust us. Watch the trailer! And it’s coming back to the screens on Dave…
Yes, there is still a point to Skywalker Ranch. The Lucas machine still rumbles on, and your children will receive this latest instalment…
I came across ‘Anne McCaffrey: A Life With Dragons’ by Robin Roberts with my usual serendipity when it comes for looking for books…
A graphic novel collection set in ‘another Britain’, neat shorthand for an alternative historical milieu, ‘Savage’ is the story of Bill Savage. He…
‘On Spec’ sometimes has good non-fiction. This issue features an interesting article on Steampunk entitled ‘Through a Glass, Brightly; The Goggled Gaze Of…
The dragon Griaule is 6000 feet long and has been lying dormant in the hills for thousands of years exerting his influence over…
Kansas-based author and editor Bryan Thomas Schmidt writes in to tell us about his latest anthology project – this one being launched on…
Our man Brannon Braga tells all about the second season of Terra Nova that never was – including his plan to include semi-sentient…
The scifi TV series Primeval is getting a makeover and being transplanted to the USA (albeit with some guest appearances from the British…
In ‘The Princess Of Dhagabad’, the princess managed the impossible: she freed a djinn from slavery. In defiance of her father’s plans and…
‘The Chocolatier’s Wife’ by Cindy Lynn Speer is a tale of mystery, adventure and romance. On William Almsley’s seventh birthday, the identity…
Another trailer for Fringe, revealing this last season of the science fiction TV show has moved far beyond its X-File(ish) origins and is…