Anne Sheridan
Science fiction may have a narrow appeal, and is not always respected by advocators of “serious” literature. Strangely enough, however, it is still fair to say that science fiction and horror can be considered to be the two genres ...
Andy Hughes
“I’m not out to change the world,” advises Steely to the world via her website – just as well on the basis of this album. They say don’t judge a book by its cover, and with books, that’s a ...
Andy Hughes
When you are one of the most famous rock vocalists in the world ever, and you’ve been a star since the days when being a star meant more than merely being a celebrity, trying something new is a goldfish ...
Emma French
Rachel Kaplan’s delightful guide provides timely support for museums off the beaten track in the wake of the recent move to make many of London’s larger and more famous entrance-charging museums, including the Natural History Museum and the Victoria ...
Andy Hughes
This band has a sound that modern pop purists would advise is ‘old-fashioned’. That is to miss the point of 34 Below. What this band do is to take the traditions of American rock music – straightforward guitars, bass ...
Andy Hughes
Gladyss Patches are doing one of two things with this album. They are either a) mixing a blend of on-the-pulse teenage angst rock with a smattering of out-there metal raps and guitars, or b) a band who are unsure ...
Phil Freeman
The Ghastly One documents—sometimes in excruciating detail and other times in a manner so telescoped as to lose the reader entirely—the “career” of exploitation filmmaker Andy Milligan. Milligan is a forgotten figure in film, a man who directed 29 ...
David Fear
Blue Lotus of the Nile Nymphaea caerulea, also known as Blue Lily Organically grown and processed Pure dried flowers and nothing else Makes a great smoke. Shamanshop.net I've a confession to make to you, dear readers: ...
Mark Jennett
When Scott Miller published From Assassins to West Side Story in 1996 it was aimed at directors, performers and students of musical theatre. Perhaps not surprisingly it was at least as popular with fans who lapped up Miller's authoritative ...
Phil Freeman
Punk didn't die in 1980, when mainstream media stopped paying attention. It just went underground, sprouting up in small, insular scenes in nearly every American city and town, and it started calling itself "hardcore," because to be devoted to ...
