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Rutvig Vaid – Bringing Star Wars To Life
Conventions are great places to meet new artists. This year at Edinburgh Comic Con 2016, I had the pleasure of meeting Londoner Rutvig Vaid. Rudvig
AIST TO INAUGURATE NEW TOLKIEN CENTRE IN DOZZA
AIST «I wish I was at home in my nice hole by the fire, with the kettle just beginning to sing!». How many times, in
The Dragon: Fear and Power – Free Book Launch Event
To celebrate launch Dr Martin Arnold’s new cultural history of dragons, The Dragon: Fear and Power, a free launch event is being held at Scarborough Castle on
Only Lovers Left Alive – Review
Vampire movies tend to be either extremely luscious, bordering on kitsch (Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Interview with a Vampire) or extremely brutal (From Dusk Till Dawn,
Evolution of Vampires: The Earliest Fiction
And finally we reach the conclusion of my series on the evolution of vampires. If you missed them you can catch out part one here,
Steampunk to reboot Science Fiction?
We’re under attack! No time to lose! So, leap heroically across the bridge (remember to stagger about as the camera pitches) to fire a photon
In the Spotlight: Interview with Pete Sutton
Let’s start from the beginning. Who were the writers who inspired you to become an author? If it’s who inspired me to seek publication it’s
A Child Alone with Strangers – Philip Fracassi
Henry’s father tells him he will never leave him—then he holds Henry tight and steps into oncoming traffic. Thus begins the young boy’s perilous journey
Ask Dori: Who's The Biggest Joker?
Jay Johnstone met Mark Hadlow, who plays Dori in Peter Jackson’s “The Hobbit”, at Hobbitcon. Between a chat and another, that question came out: who
Refusing to Regenerate – Why is Peter Capaldi Hanging on?
The end of the latest series of Doctor Who had the Twelfth Doctor refusing to change, stopping his own regeneration. The official synopsis to this