This coming Saturday, I will have the privilege of hosting a conversation with authors Iain Pears and Félix J. Palma at the Perth Writers Festival.
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Sherlock: The Anachronistic Bride
The BBC television series Sherlock has always reveled in the anachronistic tension that underlies its premise. Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson are characters that are
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Director J.J. Abrams had an unenviable task when making the first new Star Wars film for a decade. He needed to find the perfect balance between
Review: The Heart Goes Last, by Margaret Atwood
It’s hard to believe that only two years ago, I’d never read a Margaret Atwood novel. Somewhere between then and now, I’ve fallen hopelessly in
So I read Fifty Shades of Grey
It’s the sort of whispered confession that would attract judgmental frowns or raised eyebrows. I feel like I’ve said something sacrilegious. Why would I do
Review: Aurora, by Kim Stanley Robinson
As I was reading Kim Stanley Robinson’s Aurora, I kept thinking of that old quote from Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, “Earth is the cradle of humanity, but one
Andrew R. Cameron 