Book Review: Helpless
/In a Victorian London gripped by the trial of Oscar Wilde for gross indecency, someone is preying on young men, and Douglas Shrove, scion of an illustrious family, is next - and doesn't know who to trust.
Read MoreEdward the Last
/When he was Prince of Wales, he was the nation's darling, but when Edward VIII came to the throne, he became the greatest threat the monarchy had ever faced.
Read MoreNew in Paperback: Palo Alto
/The paperback release of the Hollywood heartthrob's debut story collection
Read MoreBook Review: Revenger
/The latest in the ongoing adventures of Shakespeare - JOHN Shakespeare, master-spy to Queen Elizabeth I.
Read MoreIn Paperback: Tarzan of the Apes
/A handsome new paperback of the book that gave birth to a multi-million dollar industry: the modern-day myth that is "Tarzan of the Apes."
Read MoreIn Paperback: A Princess of Mars
/A paperback re-issue of the first instalment in the adventures of John Carter, gentleman of Virginia and superhuman warlord of distant Mars!
Read MoreBook Review: Pirates of the Narrow Seas
/Lt. Peter Thornton of the 18th century British Navy has a problem more threatening than storms or pirates or cannon-fire: he's gay, and he's in love with his captain.
Read MoreBook Review: Exorcising Hitler
/A new history examines the problems the Allies faced when they took on the job of occupying a defeated Germany in 1945.
Read MoreBook Review: Lost in Lexicon
/A canny and engaging children's book about a pair of enterprising kids trying to make sense of a magical realm where their homework actually matters.
Read MoreA great translation of one of the "Four Great Classical Chinese Novels" is given a carefully-revised and gorgeously produced reprint by Tuttle Publishing.
Read MoreGraphic Novel Review: The Marvels Project
/Unfamiliar characters like the Angel, the Phantom Bullet, and John Steele join the Human Torch, the Sub-Mariner, and Captain America in the birth of the Marvel Age of Super-Heroes
Read MoreThat Indescribable Something
/She was married to two kings, reigned during the advent of trench warfare and the suppression of suffragettes, and stayed all her life a delightful dinner guest; A Year With the Windsors continues with the fascinating and fastidious Queen Mary.
Read MoreAuthor Interview: Barry Connolly
/An interview with the author of the debut novel "The Good Thief"
Read MoreBook Review: The Good Thief
/A heartfelt novel tells the story of the "Good Thief" who was crucified alongside Jesus at Calvary.
Read MoreBook Review: Queen of Kings
/Queen of the Nile, Queen of the Damned? "Queen of Kings" teaches a valuable lesson about not judging a book by its killer hook.
Read MoreBook Review: Spectrum 17
/The latest epic collection of fantasy art in the Spectrum series features hundreds of weird visions (and half a dozen very different trips over the rainbow).
Read MoreBook Review: Geneaology of the Pagan Gods
/A massive, lively, entertaining work by Boccaccio that isn't "The Decameron"
Read MoreBook Review: Hounded
/A new fantasy series about a sexy druid (two thousand years young) fighting supernatural threats in present-day Arizona.
Read MoreBook Review: Worlds Made By Words
/New in paperback: a book that illuminates the slightly abstruse joys of scholarship.
Read MoreBook Review: The Mighty Thor by Walter Simonson
/The fabled Walter Simonson issues of "The Mighty Thor" are finally collected in one massive volume - and they've never looked better.
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