FOUR DOCTORS by Paul Cornell & Neil Edwards is a Rollicking DOCTOR WHO Adventure
Jeff says FOUR DOCTORS by Paul Cornell and Neil Edwards is a lot of fun. Here's why! [...]
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MIND MELD: Our Favorite Genre TV Shows of 2014
[Do you have an idea for a future Mind Meld? Let us know!] 2014 has been a great year for television. On a daily basis I had friends and co-workers telling me about science [...]
BOOK REVIEW: The Severed Streets by Paul Cornell
REVIEW SUMMARY: A followup of an urban fantasy novel that builds strongly on its predecessor. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: James Quill and his ‘Shadow Police’ team must [...]
MIND MELD: Marvel and DC and Star Wars, Oh My!
[Do you have an idea for a future Mind Meld? Let us know!] DC reportedly has at least seven movies in development. Marvel has movies planned out to 2028. Star Wars kicks off [...]
MIND MELD: Where Would You Take the T.A.R.D.I.S.?
[Do you have an idea for a future Mind Meld? Let us know!] It was the recent Mind Meld on Favorite Convention Panels, combined with the romance of the phrase “All of [...]
Cover & Synopsis: “The Severed Streets” by Paul Cornell
While you are still marveling over Paul Cornell’s London Falling, the ever-vigilant Rising Shadow is tracking the sequel. Behold, the cover and synopsis of the upcoming [...]
Short Fiction Friday: Two “Wild Cards” Stories From Tor.com
REVIEW SUMMARY: Hot on the heels of a weekend spent at ConQuest 44 in Kansas City, MO, which featured both George R.R. Martin and Artist Guest of Honor John Picacio, I review [...]
BOOK REVIEW: London Falling by Paul Cornell
MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: Four police officers investigating a mobster’s death are sucked into the arcane and hidden world of London. MY REVIEW PROS: Excellent police [...]
Words and Pictures: A Conversation with Paul Cornell
I talked about Demon Knights, the Paul Cornell-scripted series from DC, in this column not so long ago, and thought it’d be fun to follow that up with a chat with the man [...]
Sampling DC’s New 52: Demon Knights
Last year DC Comics – one of the two corporate behemoths dominating the monthly comics market in the US – cancelled all their superhero titles, some of which had unbroken [...]
SF Tidbits for 8/20/09
Slate finds the graphic novel version of Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 worrisome. [via Locus Online] Interviews & Profiles [some of these via Bibliophile Stalker]: [...]
SF Tidbits for 7/27/09
Niteblade interviews Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling, editors of Troll’s Eye View. Suvudu has posted a video-interview with Max Brooks, author of World War Z. Green Man [...]
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