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The Guardian of the Solar System Reviewed

Life and death are at the very center of our lives every waking moment. Even if we are consciously unaware of the fact that one day we have to pass…

The Spirit Trap

Victorian ghost tales have been a staple of our fictional diet since Charles Dickens released A Christmas Carol and the era of spirit mediums and spirit photography does provide a…

Jago & Litefoot: The Bellova Devil

 Out of all the words most commonly used in reviews and opinion on any form of entertainment, “cliché” is the most horrid and foul of all the words. “Cliché” means…

Never Judge a Silurian by his Myrka

Thomas Willam Spychalski picks the bones off those wonderful creations the Silurians, a key foe for the Doctor in Barry Lett’s first season in charge… All of the most powerful…

Vampires Of Venice

Monsters and Doctor Who are inseparable. They rely on each other for existence both in the real life of the television series, where the monsters are certainly one of the…

The Runaway Train

When your fictional series uses time travel as one of it’s plot devices, it allows you to draw from exciting moments in history to make adventures that are packed with…

The Eight Truths

It’s nice to feel vindicated in one’s beliefs, even if the source of vindication is a science fiction audio play from the Big Finish Doctor Who series called The Eight…