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Black Hat Jack by Joe R. Lansdale (book review).

‘Black Hat Jack’ is a novella by Joe R Lansdale and tells a tale about cowboy Nat Love, also known

When I heard that there was another Jim Burns book on the horizon, this was on the top of my

Physical chemistry has always been something hard to define. Basically, it’s the physics associated with chemistry and how things work

The Wheel of Worlds has problems. The sun is dying. Our heroine is Wren and her home world, Hind Leg,

Brass Sun # 1 ended with Wren safely in the hands of Conductor Seventeen, one of the Prime Numbers in

Be careful: There may be some unintentional spoilers although I won’t give away the ending. I’m beginning to think that

Ant-Man is a very early Marvel hero, first appearing in Tales To Astonish # 27 (January 1962). When scientist Henry

The story of Killraven began in Amazing Adventures #18 (May 1973) and carried on until issue # 39 of that

As revealed in an article last month, ‘On Spec’ is in peril of its life after losing funding from the

Now ‘The Art Of Greg Spalenka: Visions From The Mind’s Eye’ felt like an odd book from the start. Very