‘Star Trek: The Visual Dictionary’ book review
The Visual Dictionary is an omnipotent overview of Star Trek; a warp speed tour of Gene Roddenberry’s universe.
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The Visual Dictionary is an omnipotent overview of Star Trek; a warp speed tour of Gene Roddenberry’s universe.
‘Shadow of Death’ is the second Doctor entry in this year-long ‘Destiny of the Doctor’ celebratory series.
This re-rendering has the effect of raising the stock of a much-derided story.
Bone Quill is the sequel to Hollow Earth, last year’s fantasy novel for children written by Torchwood star John Barrowman and his sister Carole E. Barrowman.
Encounters is a collection of 14 imaginative short stories chronicling the adventures of The Great Detective when he wasn’t besting Moriarty.
In any countdown of favourite Doctor Who stories, ‘City of Death’ always lands somewhere near the top of the pile.
‘Snake Bite’ is the last audio story to feature recently departed television companions Amy Pond and Rory Williams.
It’s hard to think of a television series that has attracted more devotion from its fans than Joss Whedon’s beloved Firefly.
Cornell has planted his pen in the burgeoning urban fantasy genre with his novel London Falling, a tale best described as mobsters, magic, and miserable cops.
Steve Berry has been on a mission: collecting memories from comedians and actors, musicians and authors, all united by their love for Doctor Who.