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Once Is Enough For James Herbert
Updated 12/08/2014 A short sharp review of Once… James Herbert does little to shift his low-brow Stephen King associations with this perfunctory foray into the world of faerie. A...
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Jago By Kim Newman
Updated 21/08/2014 Kim Newman’s Glastonbury set tale of a year 2000 millenium apocalypse may have passed its sell by date (without incident) yet still offers a gorily fun interpretation of...
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The Case Of Charles Dexter Ward By H. P. Lovecraft
Updated 09/09/2014 H.P. Lovecraft’s longform novel makes a fine introduction to the author’s original mythos and recurring themes but, like Poe before him, the style and structure of his...
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Never The Bride By Paul Magrs
Updated 16/09/2014 The episodic structure and super simple YA-style prose mire a book worth reading for its genius premise: pensioners battling the supernatural in UK Goth Capital, Whitby....
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Is It Time For A Silmarillion Movie?
Updated 30/09/2014 The Hobbit: The Battle of The Five Armies arrives in UK cinemas on December 12th! If you can’t wait that long Lily Wight ~ The Arcade of Arts & Arcana can satisfy...
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The Children Of Húrin By J.R.R. Tolkien
Updated 09/10/2014 Another full-length prose novel from (the admittedly deceased) J.R.R. Tolkien is too good to be true and infinitely more satisfying than all those collected fragments with...
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Unfinished Tales By J.R.R. Tolkien
The diligent Christopher Reuel Tolkien seems every bit as inspired by and devoted to Middle-earth as his much celebrated father. The Unfinished Tales: Of Númenor and Middle-earth is the first...
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Fish + Chocolate By Kate Brown
Updated 27/11/2014 Recommended reading because Graphic Novels are about more than Superheroes… Filed under: Art, Books Tagged: Art, Arts, books, Comics, Fables, fairy tales, Fiction, Fish +...
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The Fall Of Atlanta ~ Vampire: The Masquerade, Clan Novel Saga Volume 1...
Updated 09/01/2015 Every vampire fan should be well aware of White Wolf’s seminal role-playing game system, Vampire; which effectively collates and categorizes every bit of vampire lore and...
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Dante’s Divine Comedy ~ A Graphic Novel By Seymour Chwast
Updated 11/12/2014 Students of English Literature should be eternally grateful for this Graphic Novel adaptation of a core curriculum classic. The simple black and white noir-style...
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The Eye Of Gehenna ~ Vampire: The Masquerade, Clan Novel Saga Volume Two...
Updated 15/01/2015 Vampire: The Masquerade‘s role-playing world offers plenty of intrigue and diversity but the chronological re-editing of multiple novels tends to mar an otherwise...
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The Rime Of The Modern Mariner By Nick Hayes
Updated 21/01/2015 Recommended reading :) Filed under: Art, Books, Reviews Tagged: Art, Arts, books, Comics, Fiction, Graphic Novels, Nick Hayes, Poetry, Review, Reviews, Samuel Taylor...
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A Present From Anne Rice ~ The Wolf Gift
Updated 22/04/2015 It is nearly forty years since Anne Rice refined and defined our contemporary Romantic Vampire archetype with her seminal and controversial novel Interview With The...
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Requiem Vampire Knight Vol. 1
Welcome to the wonderfully audacious and wickedly macabre world of Resurrection; the realm of Requiem, Vampire Knight. Nickel Editions Franco-British collaboration features the dark...
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Blog Review 2013
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2013 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: The concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed...
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Is It Really A Decade Since Twilight?
Originally posted on Lily Wight: Updated 11/01/2014 It is almost a decade since Stephenie Meyer’s genre-busting archetype-twisting début novel Twilight was published. Now that this...
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Still Mooning Over Jacob And Edward?
Originally posted on Lily Wight: Updated 18/01/2014 It is nearly a decade since the launch of Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight Saga so New Moon, the second book in the series, may already seem...
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Twilight Continues To Eclipse Vampire Fiction
Originally posted on Lily Wight: Updated 25/01/2014 We’re three books – and three reviews in – yet The Twilight Saga refuses staunchly to improve or evolve as its little flashes of...
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Breaking Down For Breaking Dawn
Originally posted on Lily Wight: Updated 28/01/2014 It’s almost a decade since Stephenie Meyer’s first Twilight novel was published and here is the last review of our four book...
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The Tarot According To Kate Mosse
Originally posted on Lily Wight: Updated 06/02/2014 Kate Mosse’s début novel, Labyrinth was much-loved and promoted by Richard and Judy’s TV book club allowing Mosse to swiftly and...
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