Monthly Archives: July 2016

Tomorrow is the 1st day of August, and as TAG has the bulk of the month off I have decided to more or less join her, and indulge myself with trips to the seaside and other places of interest, to … Continue reading →

Courtesy of the Steve Miller Band.

A review that originally appeared in Black Static #47 and which I reproduce here with mixed feelings given what subsequently occurred with Spectral Press:- NOT SO SMALL BEGINNINGS Mark Morris parks himself in an editor’s chair for the first time … Continue reading →

It’s a trashy sort of week, so here is another trailer.

What could be more fun than a night in with Angelina Jolie firing guns and kicking butt? (It’s a question that doesn’t really require an answer.) The Bone Collector (1999) A couple of years before she got the Lara Croft … Continue reading →

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water… Out in the UK on the 12th of August, apparently.

Another review that appeared on the old TTA Press website back in the day:- BAD MONKEYS by MATT RUFF Bloomsbury paperback, 234pp, £10.99 The book opens with a young woman imprisoned in an asylum for murder, but as the resident … Continue reading →

Another story from those days of yore when I wrote more fiction than I do now. THE WARLORD’S TALE Know that the writer of these words has sat at the feet of the philosophers in the Great Square of Shand … Continue reading →

We all need one.

Following on from yesterday’s blog post, the second part of a feature that originally appeared in Black Static #48:- H. P. LOVECRAFT SLEEPS WITH THE FISHES (continued) After an introduction by editor Jones in which he details the previous volume’s … Continue reading →