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Hallows Fell - a horror story

Hallows Fell - a horror story

Hallows Fell, created by Thom Burgess and illustrated by Izzy Stanic, depicts a story that combines modern life and old time superstition in a seamless blend.

ReviewsBooks & ComicsCristina Bogdan
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Dana Fredsti interview

Dana Fredsti interview

To say Dana Fredsti is unconventional is an understatement. Before becoming an author, Dana was an actress and theatrical swordswoman.

ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
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The Spawn of Lilith, by Dana Fredsti

The Spawn of Lilith, by Dana Fredsti

Officially launched last week, The Spawn of Lilith is Dana Fredsti’s latest urban-fantasy/horror novel, a new series following her Ashley Parker novels (which…

ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
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Iron Fist Season 1

Iron Fist Season 1

Iron Fist has not suffered critically because it’s only for fans (though, as with Marvel’s other Netflix outings, fandom certainly has its rewards).

ReviewsBooks & ComicsCallum Tyndall
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MCM Birmingham Comic Con - November 2016

MCM Birmingham Comic Con - November 2016

Last weekend, Peter Ray Allison ventured to Birmingham for two days of sci-fi geekery and cosplay for the iconic MCM Birmingham Comic Con.

ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
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Hand of Glory, by Susan Boulton

Hand of Glory, by Susan Boulton

Peter Ray Allison picks up fantasy author Susan Boulton's latest novel from, Hand of Glory, a story about war and what comes after.

ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
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Infinity Crate: July 2016 Box

Infinity Crate: July 2016 Box

I have a confession - I have never subscribed to a Crate or Box before in my life.

ReviewsBooks & ComicsDaniel Delargy
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Geek Pride at MCM Comic Con Northern Ireland 2016

Geek Pride at MCM Comic Con Northern Ireland 2016

It’s a typically wet Irish Saturday morning in June, and after a 15min train ride from Belfast to Lisburn, I find myself boarding a shuttlebus into the unknown.

ReviewsBooks & ComicsDave Foy
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Snow in Hell, by Sophie Sparham

Snow in Hell, by Sophie Sparham

Sophie Sparham’s Snow in Hell starts out innocently enough as high-concept science-fiction, then angels start appearing, then necromancers, and then it gets seriously weird.

ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
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