My good friend R. Monaleza has just released the second book in a poetic trilogy that carries on the journey of self-discovery that she embarked on with \’Manifesto Of A Menopausal Woman\’ and will be continued in \’Unbound\’ (due for Read more…
Category: writers
i have come with yet another way for me to hopefully package and distribute the work which i produce. i have read in certain places recently that the ever-present non-degradable nature of the information on the internet somehow makes it Read more…
I found this strip through Daniel Merlin Goodbrey who is also the writer on Necessary Monsters another site which I check on regularly. Noble\’s artwork is perhaps an acquired taste but one which I found myself getting hooked on pretty Read more…
This comic has a great feel from the start — an atmosphere that permeates from the establishing panels of the first installment right through to the current week\’s episode. It has grit — the same kind of grit that pumped Read more…
I have to admit to knowing very little about the real Helen Keller, but she is one of those people whose names floats around the ether and is known even if you don\’t know exactly what she is famous for. Read more…
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Last week the gun was fired — this week the projectiles hit their target. You know what the first thought was that popped into my head? Too damned easy. And a full on frontal assault against a group like the Read more…
It remains for me and a lot of people, including Mike Mignola the creator of Hellboy, the preserve of the comic books which spawned him to explore the true nature and depths of the character. I think my first exposure Read more…
I wanted to celebrate the books which I have in my William Burroughs collection so I found this site and hunted down all the covers of the books I actually own. Someone on a forum recently asked who rewired my Read more…
Warren Ellis asks questions a lot — he wonders what shape the future might take sometimes: the future of science fiction; the future of the internet and its content. In answer to a piece called The Patchwork Years, which looked Read more…