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Retrovival by Douglas Thompson (book review).

At the centre of some books there is a good, original idea. What is important is the way this is

I thought when this book, ‘Post-Cinema: The Age Of AI’ by Scott Billups, arrived it would be a history of

Too many fantasy novels involve themselves with the politics of the created world. The plot often centres on characters who

‘The Essential Horror Of Joe R. Lansdale’ contains what it says on the cover. An introduction by Joe Hill tells

If you’re anywhere near New York Comic Con this year and have even a passing interest in either punching people

Once upon a time, SF conventions were smaller, and there were fewer of them. It was possible to know or

If you thought Daisy Ridley had finished fighting the undead after The Rise of Skywalker, think again. In Zak Hilditch’s

If you thought IDW was just bringing a polite little table and some glossy flyers to New York Comic Con

The first thing I tend to do with any art or graphic novel book is a flick through. The biggest

Mia Dalia, the internationally published author with a taste for the fantastic, the thrilling, the scary, and the downright odd,