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Geek Pride's Pick of the Best in Zombie Novels - Part 1

Geek Pride's Pick of the Best in Zombie Novels - Part 1

Let’s face it, zombies are everywhere. From video games (Resident Evil and Dead Island for starters), television (The Walking Dead) and cinema ({insert time…

NewsBooks & ComicsBevan Clatworthy
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Red Phone Box

Red Phone Box

Red Phone Box isn’t like most books. A compendium of interconnecting short stories from 20+ writers which all feature one thing in common, a red phone box in…

ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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Are YA Novel Films the New Comic Book Movies?

With the news, from Variety, that another successful Young Adult novel The 5th Wave is likely going to be turned into a film, I have to ask: are YA Novel…

BlogSean P. Wallace
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Heretical Dismissal

Heretical Dismissal

What if I told you that there was a series of books who have sold millions of copies that you’ve likely never heard of?

BlogSean P. Wallace
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Little Kids Gaming Books

Little Kids Gaming Books

Remember those old Ladybird books when you were a kid with the great artwork and classic stories? No? Christ I’m old!

NewsGamingJames Buckingham
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The trouble with a book series...

The trouble with a book series...

I have a problem. You might think it insignificant, but I have a problem. That problem is that I love series, I absolutely adore them.

NewsCristina Bogdan
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Let me tell you about the ending...

Let me tell you about the ending...

After musing over what would be good blog fodder for a while, I thought that, maybe, just maybe, a good old moan would be a good place to start!

BlogLeonie Briggs
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Warm Bodies - A book worth reading

Warm Bodies - A book worth reading

Straight to the point: I AM DEAD, but it’s not so bad. I’ve learned to live with it.

ReviewsCristina Bogdan
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