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Calamity by Constance Fay (book review).

There is a sub-genre of urban fantasy that is often referred to as supernatural erotic romance. There is always a

Comic-Con International has just rolled out the red carpet for its latest cohort, elevating 19 figures into the hallowed halls

Here’s a new video with Ed and Michel Fiffe introducing you to the noble art of self-publishing comic books. In

So, good Nestizens, you’re keyed up for a jaunt back to the dial-up days with dark fantasy-horror movie I Saw

In an unexpected twist that could only occur in a galaxy far, far away, Ahmed Best, famously known for his,

In the ever-turbulent and predictably unpredictable universe of British science fiction, a recent development has stirred the cosmic dust, and

Larks, the woods! Nothing screams “relaxing getaway” quite like a dense, uncharted forest in western Ireland, right? But if you’re

Author Ian Nathan wrote ‘Terminator Vault’ before ‘Alien Vault’. Getting hold of a copy cheaply is not easy, but some

In the odd tapestry of science fiction, Star Trek stands out like a sore, albeit a beloved, thumb, reckons Rowan

Sad news reaches us at SFcrowsnest that Brian Stableford, the prolific and visionary British science fiction author, passed away on