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Sunday, 22 November 2009
Red Dwarf VII
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As mentioned in the previous review, Red Dwarf abruptly went off the air following transmission of its sixth season at the end of 1993. A c...
Friday, 20 November 2009
That's a wrap!
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Filming of HBO's Game of Thrones concluded on Thursday with a big wrap party. Not that the hard work is over, with weeks of work still ...
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Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II
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Thirty-eight thousand years in the future, the Galaxy is gripped in a constant state of warfare. The million worlds of the Imperium of Man a...
Thursday, 19 November 2009
Red Dwarf VI
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Returning for its sixth season in 1993, Red Dwarf underwent the largest shake-up to its basic premise since its beginning. Writers Rob Gran...
Jim Butcher unveils official CODEX ALERA map
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Fans of Jim Butcher's Roman-influenced Codex Alera fantasy series have been asking for a map of the setting for some time. Now one exis...
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An economic truth about writing a bestseller
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The io9 website has an interesting article here where New York Times bestseller Lynn Viehl (who writes paranormal romance fiction) disclos...
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Wednesday, 18 November 2009
A Dream of Wessex by Christopher Priest
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Julia Stretton is a researcher for the Ridpath projection, a machine that has generated a completely convincing simulation of what the world...
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Red Dwarf V
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For its fifth season, Red Dwarf underwent a change of focus. Whilst the set-up and premise is still the same as the previous two seasons, t...
Monday, 16 November 2009
The Worlds of D&D: Forgotten Realms
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Original Forgotten Realms logo, 1987-2001. The History of the Forgotten Realms In 1967, the then-eight-year-old Ed Greenwood started writing...
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Wertzone Classics: Red Dwarf IV
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The fourth season of Red Dwarf is interesting in that it is the only one without any major format changes. Some of the behind-the-scenes ch...
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