Reviews and writing from the past but here for your viewing… should you be that way inclined. Varied in content and the like but an archive for perusal…
Orbit, 2004, ISBN 1-84149-340-6, £6.99 Paige Winterbourne is a witch. She enjoys a pleasant domestic life with her young witch ward, Savannah, and even has a hunky boyfriend in the shape of Lucas, a sorcerer who just happens to also be a lawyer. Now normally witches and sorcerers don’t get along, let alone witches and…
Stephanie Bedwell-Grime. Telos 201 pages 2003 ISBN: 1-903889-62-6 Now there’s a well-known phrase which states that one should never judge a book by its cover. But when a cover comprises a voluptuous blonde standing before the fires of hell in a silver lamé catsuit, silver thigh length boots with a PDA (sorry, locator) and toy…
John Grant and Audre Vysniauskas AAPPL, 2004, ISBN 1-904332-18-8, £19.95, 160pp Digital Art’s easy, innit? Just scan in a few photos and press a button – instant art that even a five year old can master at the click of a mouse. Well, believe it or not, digital art is more than that – it’s…
David A Hardy and Patrick Moore AAPPL, 2004, ISBN 1-904332-13-7, £17.95, 112pp If men are from Mars and women are from Venus, then men are cold, red, dry and have a giant volcano, while women are hot, cloudy and rain sulphuric acid. Hmm, best not pursue this train of thought. But this conjecture does give…
Joshua David Bellin Southern Illinios University Press ISBN 9 780809 326 242 240pp Genre film criticism has often tended to focus on science fiction or horror as subjects worthy of analysis leaving fantasy films somewhat neglected – either because the term fantasy is perhaps considered too far reaching or, conversely, too specific. It could be…
