Christine is, well…not too good, but there are moments that prevent it from uglying up the Carpenter forecourt too badly. This model had a lot to…
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Yes, there is a lot of silly fun on display in the 96 Snake-fest, Al Leong is still merrily energising the background, and it features…
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Pleased to say that Joe at Forbidden Planet has listed Rig, part 3 in the Kenstibec trilogy, among his best of 2017. Read what he…
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I was delighted to speak alongside the magnificent Antonia Honeywell, author of The Ship, for The Writer’s Toolbelt Podcast, hosted by Andy Chamberlain. He approached…
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Thrilled to say that I’ve had a new story published in the Autumn edition of Kaleidotrope. I guess you could say it is my first…
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John Carpenter’s Vampires is a mess, but like other films in his later work, there’s a frustrating sense that things could have been better, with…
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Luc, Luc, be honest: this is a first draft, right? Because it feels an awful lot like that. Not that I’m complaining: there is something…
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GollanczFest takes place on 4 November this year, at Foyles in London, and I’ll be there waving my books about and stumbling nervously over the…
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It is a wonderful thing when people really get into your mad, dystopian, future Britain vision, and Joe Gordon at Forbidden Planet has been a big…
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