By They’ve all done it. Agatha Christie invented Ariadne Oliver. Kurt Vonnegut invented Kilgore Trout. Stephen King invented Paul Sheldon… Novelists can’t resist putting novelists at the centre of their books, often for sly satires on fandom, fame and the publishing world itself. Now, mega-successful crime author Richard Osman has written
Tales Of Futures Past
The future isn’t unwritten. It’s been written, and filmed, a lot. Just how much the future has been televised suddenly came into sharp focus from a totally unexpected source. I was reading an article by the righteous dudes over at Coming Soon that talked about… and bear with me here…
Upcoming PS5 Games You Need to Play
With changing release dates, surprise announcements, and an ever-fluid development landscape, it can be a challenge to keep track of every single video game coming out in a given year. 2024 may not have titles like Baldur’s Gate 3 or Spider-Man 2 on the horizon, and Sony has confirmed it
STING Trailer
I fucking hate spiders! I hate them so much, I am surprised I am writing about this. I didn’t even make it to the end of the trailer and won’t be watching Sting, so somebody else will have to tell me if it was good. Sting is an upcoming creature
Zwick Reflects On Cruise As REACHER
Amazon’s Reacher remains one of that platform’s biggest hits, and looks like it could be a fixture on our screens for many years. Good. It annoys all the right people and is unapologetic in its approach and outlook. I respect that. Before we got Alan Ritchson, there was of course
