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The Complete D.R. & Quinch by Alan Moore and Alan Davis (graphic novel review).

I want to introduce you to two friends of mine I met back in 1983 or whatever the century was.

The dynamic duo, Jago and Litefoot, return in their fifth box set and with 4 stories set in the 1960s

After the dramatic events of the Nightwatch trilogy, Anton has settled down into cosy domesticity with his wife, a powerful

‘Cold Magic’ by Kate Elliott kicks off with the rather chilly statement: ‘The history of the world begins in ice,

The problem with any book focusing on comicbooks is that either the authors are going to be long term comicbook

Peter Hallett’s debut novel, ‘There Be Dragons’, mixes the unlikely element of dragons into the chaos of the Vietnam War

This is a collection of three stories by the Australian author David Conyers. It’s available in Kindle format from Amazon

There are a lot of books around at the moment that call themselves urban fantasy. Many of them have mythical

This isn’t an audio book. Much better than that, it’s audio drama, a relatively rare thing these days. The BBC

In many respects, Jack Skillingstead’s novel, ‘Life On The Preservation’, has direct connections to the films ‘Dark City’, ‘Groundhog Day’