Month: August 2017

It’s a Labour Day getaway of clear skies in sunny southern California, and Brendan and Rob are trying to cheer up their friend Charlie and are far from

Against the eternity of time, we are ephemeral, as transient as the shifting clouds which obscure the heavens, the stars above remaining apparently unchanged. Almost every story ever

Dagon is a rather skeletal story in terms of understanding and establishing Lovecraft. As one of his earliest tales, not only was it Lovecraft’s introduction to the pulp

Deep underground through the labyrinth of the Caves the infrequent Scottish sunshine never penetrates, and all that exists is a place where demons dwell wearing the human skin

It seems astonishing now, almost one hundred and thirty years after publication, that Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray was initially considered so shocking that despite having

Something nasty is brewing in the city of Tromaville just off the New Jersey Turnpike across the water from the beaming lights of Manhattan, something which has crept

Time is a funny old thing. It doesn’t feel like four year since Rob Lloyd last brought his one man show Who, Me to the Edinburgh Fringe yet

Having weaned himself off stand up comedy, instead occupying himself over the past few years with such other matters as a little show broadcast on Radio 4 entitled

It is time for character comedian Tom Neenan to return to nature in the appropriately named Buttercup venue in the Underbelly’s Med Quad as he takes on the

Built in the mid nineteenth century, the building formerly known as Lady Glenlorchy’s Parish Church still stands in Edinburgh’s Old Town and will likely stand for a hundred