So, it’s 2010, and the Church here in Ireland is in trouble once again following another peek by the government into the more unsavoury aspe...

Pity the poor lycanthrope. With no distinguished source material to draw upon, and no big-name author to place before the title, it seems t...

For nearly one hundred years, Professor Challenger, the gruff but loveable hero of Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World , has thrilled su...

Nothing works perfectly the first time you try it out, right? Doesn’t matter if you’re fumbling with a girl in the backseat of a Fiesta or s...

Here's a silly little cartoon I did this morning. Been reading King Solomon's Mine's recently, and there's an awful lot of g...

At the end of this novella is a brief editor’s note in which John Crowley lists the history book Pax Brittanica as a reference, and thanks ...

I’m going to have to plumb a bit deeper than usual into the depths of weird fiction in order to review an early example of Orientalist liter...