Category: Review

“Every picture has its shadows / And it has some source of light;” so sang Joni Mitchell, a painter herself among her other formidable talents, though she could

2030: the Martian One shuttle departs for the red planet; a journey of eighty days on its new ion drive, the passage and arrival proceed as calculated, but

XY makes male, XX makes female; in vivo, in vitro, the rules are the same, the basic principles which govern human reproduction and embryology however it is arranged,

Twin sisters Rafi and Frey live a shared life under a single name, that of Rafi, First Daughter of the city state of Shreve, the public face of

Life inspires art, art imitates life; for successful horror writer Elizabeth Keller, married to a handsome and supportive man with a young son, to the outside world her

Robert Franklin Stroud was not a man known for his patience with his fellow man, a short-tempered and violent criminal, a murderer whose difficult childhood perhaps shaped what

It’s a tough life being a Police Cop. In the final days of the Great War of the Machines, it’s tougher still being the orphaned son of the

Out of tiny acorns do mighty oaks grow, but not every acorn is destined to flourish so, even in the deep and sinister forests of Massachusetts where the

Viviene Stone, adored by the masses but not so much by her co-stars, Hollywood starlet of such classic hits Darling Daisy Do and That Bad Cat, dazzling, divine,

All hail Zenobia, Warrior Queen! The cult hit HBO show now prepping its fourth season, the world’s first dedicated fan convention is taking place in, of all places,