Le Guin's writing has long been amongst the best that the fantasy genre has to offer and her love of the craft of writing, of words and and the interplay between words is obvious to anyone who has read her work, so I picked up this short tutorial work with great interest.
Mamoru Oshii's visual masterpiece from SFL's Oktoberfest 2009 to take home from Monday.
The A-TEAM, with more sex and violence.
Win a fantastic new T-shirt with a design inspired by TRON.
A voodoo curse, DMX with a rocket launcher and a killer massive snake. All in one film... Win a copy on DVD
There's been a clutch of historical/genre mash-ups hitting the shelves recently, the first of which was probably Seth Grahame-Smith's Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, and while I can see the appeal I've not read any of them...
“I wish the dead could come back to life, you bastard, so then I could kill you again.”
Are you game for some Middle Eastern action, or is it just a waste of time?
ScreenTalk for HEARTLESS, with writer/director Philip Ridley, at the Barbican on May 21. Ticket offer of two tickets for £16 (normally £11.50 each). Plus, win signed DVD sleeves.
The final book to be reviewed from the shortlist for the Arthur C Clarke Award for Science Fiction Literature is a satirical, often dark and laugh-out-loud funny tale that harks back to science fiction's golden age while simultaneously taking a good natured dig at it.