Author: T.O. Munro
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WOOING THE WITCH QUEEN by Stephanie Burgis (BOOK REVIEW)
In a Gaslamp-lit world where hags and ogres lurk in thick pine forests, three magical queens form an uneasy alliance to protect their lands from invasion…and ... -
SUBSERVIENCE by Scott Dale (FILM REVIEW)
When his wife becomes sick, a struggling father buys a lifelike AI android named Alice to help with the housework. Things seem fine until Alice suddenly ... -
THE REMARKABLE LIFE OF IBELIN by Benjamin Ree (FILM REVIEW)
Mats Steen, a Norwegian gamer, died of a degenerative muscular disease at the age of 25. His parents mourned what they thought had been a lonely ... -
SHROUD by Adrian Tchaikovsky (BOOK REVIEW)
An utterly gripping story of alien encounter and survival from Adrian Tchaikovsky, author of the Arthur C. Clarke Award-winning Children of Time. They looked into the darkness ... -
BRISTOLCON (5 of 5): Sunday Afternoon – Many Partings
This is the last in a series of articles to give a flavour of this year’s 15th Bristolcon and its first two-day event through the eyes ... -
BRISTOLCON (4 of 5): Sunday Morning – The Last Debate
This is a series of articles to give a flavour of this year’s 15th Bristolcon and its first two-day event through the eyes of one often ... -
BRISTOLCON (3 of 5): Saturday Evening – A Journey in the Dark
This is a series of articles to give a flavour of this year’s 15th Bristolcon and its first two-day event through the eyes of one often ... -
MISERERE by Teresa Frohock (BOOK REVIEW)
Everything has a price, and those who deal with the devil pay dearly in this enthralling dark fantasy about redemption, sacrifice, and a Hell-bound battle between ... -
BRISTOLCON (2 of 5): Saturday Morning – Many Meetings
This is a series of articles to give a flavour of this year’s 15th Bristolcon and its first two-day event through the eyes of one often ... -
BRISTOLCON (1 of 5): Friday Evening – A long-expected party
This is a series of articles to give a flavour of this year’s 15th Bristolcon and its first two-day event through the eyes of one often ...
