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Book review: Light From Uncommon Stars by Ryka Aoki

The world, nay the galaxy is a big, messily wonderful and diverse place and it’s a joy to see it reflected in the pages of Light From Uncommon Stars by Ryka Aoki, a vigorously alive novel that takes a brilliantly out-there premise and runs with it in ways that will Continue Reading

Graphic novel review: Head Lopper & The Island and the Plague of Beasts by Andrew Maclean with Mike Spicer

Being late to the party is not always a bad thing. Especially in the near-eternal world of pop culture where, true, the latest and greatest thing does burn brightly and brightly in the ephemeral digital zeitgeist, creating the impression that once it’s gone, that’s it in terms of anyone else Continue Reading

Book review: Seven Kinds of People You Find in Bookshops by Shaun Bythell

If you’re a reader of any devotion, you will doubtless have an enduring and profound love with your local bookshop or, quite possibly, a great many bookshops. Part and parcel of that great and enduring romance with the retailer to end all retailers – that last phrase alone should establish Continue Reading

Trio of tantalising TV trailers: Severance, LOTR: The Rings of Power and The Cuphead Show!

Granted using the word “TV” is a tad redundant in this age of cord-cutting, antenna-banishing streaming but there’s still a great deal of affection for an object many people still use and which harkens back to a time when sitting down to watch visual entertainment didn’t amount to a massive Continue Reading

Book review: The Bird’s Child by Sandra Leigh Price

Finding, and keeping, a place to belong is one of the great imperatives of the human soul. We all need somewhere that feels our own, with people who will love us unconditionally and give us the room and the encouragement to be precisely the people we need to be. Discovering Continue Reading

Together at the end of the world: Cover + synopsis for Wayward by Chuck Wendig

SNAPSHOTFive years ago, ordinary Americans fell under the grip of a strange new malady that caused them to sleepwalk across the country to a destination only they knew. They were followed on their quest by the shepherds: friends and family who gave up everything to protect them. Their secret destination: Continue Reading

Movie review: Dune

Some stories are so big and complex that they almost defy being told. “Almost” being the operative word here; of course Frank Herbert found a way with Dune, his 1965 novel which has deservedly earned iconic status as a breathtakingly vital piece of science fiction. It is the film of Continue Reading

Embrace to chaos: The burred lines between reality and dreams in Moon Knight

SNAPSHOTThe series follows Steven Grant, a mild-mannered gift-shop employee, who becomes plagued with blackouts and memories of another life. Steven discovers he has dissociative identity disorder and shares a body with mercenary Marc Spector. As Steven/Marc’s enemies converge upon them, they must navigate their complex identities while thrust into a Continue Reading

Every End is a New Beginning: Thoughts on After Life (S3)

Grief is a cruel and strangely capricious thing. One second you are right as rain, or as close to it as you get in the aftermath of great pain and loss, and the next? Well, the next you are lost again in all manner of deep and abiding sadness, the Continue Reading

Book review: Good Eggs by Rebecca Hardiman

Meeting Millie Gogarty is likely one of the best things you’ll ever do in life. An 83-year-old Irish woman from the village of Dun laogshire in Dublin, Ireland, Millie is growing old, to co-opt a well worn phrase, disgracefully. Not that she is necessarily try to settle into a rebellious Continue Reading

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