The Wertzone

A few months back I noted The Ten Thousand as being one of my hot tips for 2008. Reading a lengthy preview that the author sent me a while ...

The history of the Forgotten Realms fantasy world is long and complex. Since the Realms first appeared in print in 1987, with the novel Dar...

The Fall of Hyperion is the second novel in the four-volume Hyperion Cantos , although it does effectively resolve the storylines opened up...

Roger Zelazny has the reputation of being one of the most interesting and innovative speculative fiction writers of his generation. His Ambe...

After my prolonged DVD and TV-viewing spree, expect literature reviews to resume shortly, with Lord of Light by Roger Zelazny and Fall of H...

The second season of Avatar picks up where the first left off. The Northern Water Tribe has successfully defended itself against a Fire Nat...

Lost 's fourth season was cut short by the US writer's strike, but luckily the early end to the strike allowed the season to return ...

Control is the 'biopic' of Ian Curtis, the lead singer with the late 1970s rock/post-punk band Joy Division. Between 1977 and 1980 ...

Whilst I've always quite liked the aesthetic qualities of Japanese anime , I must confess I've always found the plots to be nigh-on ...

Back in 2001, a movie based on the Dungeons and Dragons roleplaying game was released. It can charitably be described as, "Not all tha...