interviews
– Graham Joyce in The Lyre #2, Summer 1993.
– Bruce Sterling in Interzone 221.
– David Wingrove in Interzone 234.
– Saladin Ahmed in Interzone 244.
book reviews
interzone
– The Age of Zeus, James Lovegrove (Interzone 228)
– The Bone Clocks, David Mitchell (Interzone 261)
– Brain Thief, Alexander Jablokov (Interzone 226)
– Broken Symmetries, Steve Redwood (Interzone 225)
– The Caryatids, Bruce Sterling (Interzone< 221)
– Conflicts, Ian Whates, ed. (Interzone 230)
– Debris, Jo Anderton (Interzone 237)
– Dark Orbit, Carolyn Ives Gilman (Interzone 259)
– Edge of Dark, Brenda Cooper (Interzone 257)
– Empress of Eternity, LE Modesitt Jr (Interzone 231)
– Extreme Planets, David Konyers, David Kernot & Jeff Harris, eds. (Interzone 253)
– The Flying Saucer, Bernard Newman (Interzone 232)
– A Kill in the Morning, Graeme Shimmin (Interzone 254)
– The Last Man Standing, Davide Longo (Interzone 242)
– Lexicon Urthus, Second Edition, Michael Andre-Driussi (Interzone 219)
– The New Space Opera 2, Gardner Dozois & Jonathan Strahan, eds. (Interzone 226)
– Offworld, Robin Parrish (Interzone 223.
– The Poison Throne, Celine Kiernan Interzone 227)
– Robopocalypse, Daniel H Wilson (Interzone 236)
– The Sand Men, Christopher Fowler (Interzone 262)
– Seoul Survivors, Naomi Foyle (Interzone 247)
– Skin, Ilka Tampke (Interzone 260)
– Slade House, David Mitchell (Interzone 261)
– Son of Heaven (Chung Kuo 1), David Wingrove (Interzone 234)
– Songs of the Dying Earth, George RR Martin & Gardner Dozois, eds. (Interzone 238)
– Starcombing, David Langford (Interzone 224)
– Swords of Good Men, Snorri Kristjansson (Interzone 249)
– Sylvow, Douglas Thompson (Interzone 233)
– Template, Matthew Hughes (Interzone 218)
– Three Parts Dead, Max Gladstone (Interzone 243)
– Throne of the Crescent Moon, Saladin Ahmed (Interzone 244)
– Touch, Claire North (Interzone 258)
– Wonderbook, Jeff VanderMeer (Interzone 250)
– Wool, Hugh Howey Interzone 246)
vector
– Europe in Autumn, Dave Hutchinson (Vector 279)
– The Grasshopper’s Child, Gwyneth Jones (Vector 280)
– Machine, Jennifer Pelland (Vector 271)
– Starship Seasons, Eric Brown (Vector 274)
– Yukikaze, Chōhei Kambayashi (Vector 264)
I reviewed a considerable number of books between 1988 and 1997 for the British Science Fiction Association – see here for a complete list.
I have also reviewed many books by women science fiction writers for SF Mistressworks – see here.
dvd reviews (videovista)
– Age of the Dragons, Ryan Little (2011) – review here.
– Ajami, Scandar Copti & Yaron Shani (2009) – review here.
– Aliens From Outer Space, Bill Knell (2009) – review here.
– Angel, François Ozon (2007) – review here.
– Bad Day, Ian David Diaz (2008) – review here.
– Barbarossa – Siege Lord, Renzo Martinelli (2009) – review here.
– The Big Clock, John Farrow (1948) – review here.
– Boy Meets Girl, ITV (2009) – review here.
– Brooklyn’s Finest, Antoine Fuqua (2009) – review here.
– Certified Copy, Abbas Kiorastami (2010) – review here.
– Choose, Marcus Graves (2010) review here.
– Crossing Over, Wayne Kramer (2009) – review here.
– Dark and Stormy Night, Larry Blamire (2009) – review here.
– The Discovery of Heaven, Jeroen Krabbé (2001) – review here.
– District 13 – Ultimatum, Patrick Alessandrin (2009) – review here.
– Fighter, Natasha Arthy (2007) – review here.
– Fragments, Rowan Woods (2008) – review here.
– Gentlemen Broncos, Jared Hess (2009) – review here.
– Hatchet For The Honeymoon, Mario Bava (1970) – review here.
– Heart Of Fire, Luigi Falorni (2008) – review here.
– Hellbride, Pat Higgins (2007) – review here.
– Hierro, Gabe Ibáñez (2009) – review here.
– Homecoming, Morgan J Freeman (2009) – review here.
– Hunter Prey, Sandy Collora (2009) – review here.
– I Come With The Rain, Anh Hung Tran (2008) – review here.
– I Know You Know, Justin Herrigan (2008) – review here.
– The Informers, Gregor Jordan (2008) – review here.
– Ink, Jamin Winans (2009) – review here.
– The Interceptor, Konstantin Maximov (2009) – review here.
– Jacqueline Hyde, Rolfe Kanesky (2005) – review here.
– Journey to Promethea, Dan Garcia (2010) – review here.
– The Keeper, Keoni Waxman (2009) – review here.
– A Kind of Loving, Granada TV (1982) – review here.
– Knowing, Alex Proyas (2008) – review here.
– The Last Sentinel, Jesse V Johnson (2007) – review here.
– Léon (director’s cut), Luc Besson (1994) – review here.
– Lost In Austen, ITV (2008) – review here.
– Maroc 7, Gerry O’Hara (1967) – review here
– Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus, Jack Perez (2009) – review here.
– Murdoch Mysteries Season 2, ITV (2009) – review here.
– The Myth, Stanley Tong (2005) – review here.
– Night Dragon, Tim Biddiscombe (2008) – review here.
– Norwegian Ninja, Thomas Cappelen Malling (2010) – review here.
– Psycho Beach Party, Robert Lee King (2000) – review here.
– The Racket, John Cromwell (1951) – review here.
– Repulsion, Roman Polanski (1965) review here.
– The Secret In Their Eyes, Juan José Campanella (2009) – review here.
– Secrets Of Sex, Antony Balch (1970) – review here.
– The 7th Dimension, Brad Watson (2009) – review here.
– Sordid Lives, Del Shores (2000) – review here.
– Star Wreck: In the Pirkinning, Timmo Vuorensola (2005) – review here.
– Star Fleet, London Weekend Television (1980) – review here.
– Strip Nude For Your Killer, Andrea Briachi (1975) – review here.
– The Survivor, David Hemmings (1981) – review here.
– The Sword with No Name, Kim Yong-gyun (2009) review here.
– They Flew Alone, Herbert Wilcox (1942) – review here.
– Trafficked, Ciarán O’Connor (2004) – review here.
– Travelling Man – The Complete Series, Granada TV (1984) – review here.
– Valkyrie, Bryan Singer (2008) – review here.
– Vexille, Fumihiko Sori (2007) – review here.
– W., Oliver Stone (2008) – review here.
– While the City Sleeps, Fritz Lang (1956) – review here.
– Who Killed Teddy Bear, Joseph Cates (1965) – review here.
– Zombies! Zombies! Zombies!, Jason Murphy (2008) – review here.
dvd reviews (the zone)
– George And The Dragon, Tom Reeve (2004) – review here.
– Outlander, Howard McCain (2008) – review here.
– Walled In, Gilles Paquet-Brenner (2009) – review here.
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