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Apr
28
Nicholas Knight on the Official Companions to ‘Supernatural’ series one and two
Posted in: UKSFBN Talks To on 28th April 2008 by Sandy Auden
Continuing its spooky roadtrip across the dark heart of America, the Supernatural TV series has just been renewed for a fourth season of adventure-packed demon hunting. The merchandising departments are now catching up (with what most of us have known since season one, about how good this show is) and we can finally get our sticky mitts on Companion books to the first two seasons of the show.
The Season Two Companion was released last week and joins the Season One Companion, released last October. Both volumes were written by Nicholas Knight and give an excellent insight into the inner workings of the show with episodes summaries; interviews with the cast and crew about the overall show and individual episodes; and snippets of trivia about dialogue, place names and music. Plus a sixteen page full colour glossy picture gallery featuring behind the scenes photos and those all important publicity shots of the Winchester boys, Sam and Dean.
Apr
18
Titan Books announces two new ‘Supernatural’ novels, June 2008
Posted in: Press Room on 18th April 2008 by UKSFBN admin
From a Titan Books press release:
"Twenty-two years ago, Sam and Dean Winchester lost their mother to a demonic supernatural force. Growing up, they have learnt to hunt and kill the paranormal evil that lives in the dark corners and on the back roads of America…
Apr
3
UKSFBN Quick Links Listing for 03.04.08
Posted in: Press Room on 3rd April 2008 by UKSFBN admin
Another hefty round-up of links to articles of interest elsewhere on T'Internet.
Apr
2
Titan Books announces official Indiana Jones movie tie-in graphic novel
Posted in: Press Room on 2nd April 2008 by UKSFBN admin
From a Titan Books press release:
"This spring, Titan Books will crack the whip alongside Indiana Jones when the world's most famous, most daring archaeologist returns to the silver screen in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
"Titan will publish the official graphic novel adaptation of the movie, on May 23rd 2008 [ISBN 978-1845767990, £9.99], offering fans a unique companion to the cinematic experience of seeing the movie.
Apr
1
Doctor Who authors Richards, Tucker & Smith signing, FP London, April 12th
Posted in: What's On on 1st April 2008 by UKSFBN admin
From a Forbidden Planet press release:
"Forbidden Planet is delighted to announce a signing by Justin Richards, Mike Tucker and Dale Smith. They will be signing their new Doctor Who books at the Forbidden Planet Megastore, 179 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, WC2 H 8JR, on Saturday 12th April, from 11.00 a.m. to midday.
Apr
1
‘The Adventures of Indiana Jones’ omnibus due in May [Bantam Press, UK]
Posted in: Press Room on 1st April 2008 by UKSFBN admin
From a Bantam Press press release:
"Published for the first time in one volume, three action-packed novels inspired by the original Indiana Jones films.
"With his battered leather jacket, his trademark fedora and his bullwhip, Indiana Jones has gone in search of adventure, confronted danger and unearthed an untold wealth of ancient treasures.
Mar
29
Titan Books to publish official ‘Iron Man’ movie novelisation, April 25th
Posted in: Press Room on 29th March 2008 by UKSFBN admin
From a Titan Books press release:
"Comics and movies collide with unrivalled anticipation in Marvel Studios' blockbuster movie to be released on 2nd May 2008 – Iron Man.
"Starring Oscar nominee Robert Downey Jr. (Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Zodiac) as billionaire Tony Stark – and his eponymous Super Hero alter-ego – and directed by Jon Favreau (Swingers, Elf), this is the long-awaited film portrayal of one of Marvel's most popular comic book characters.
Mar
24
UKSFBN Quick Links Listing for 24.03.08
Posted in: Press Room on 24th March 2008 by UKSFBN admin
Another bumper round-up of links of interest we've found elsewhere online.
Mar
24
Contemporary Horror Cinema Conference, Manchester, April 3rd-4th 2008
Posted in: What's On on 24th March 2008 by UKSFBN admin
Manchester Metropolitan University is holding a two-day conference entitled 'New Nightmares: Issues and Themes in Contemporary Horror Cinema and Horror Film Criticism' on the 3rd and 4th of April 2008.
Confirmed keynote speakers are Jay McRoy, Associate Professor of English and Film Studies at the University of Wisconsin and editor of Monstrous Adaptations: Generic and Thematic Mutations in Horror Film (Manchester University Press), and Julian Petley, Professor of Film and Television Studies at Brunel University and co-editor of British Horror Cinema (Routledge).
Mar
22
Out Now: ‘Smallville: The Official Companion Season 6′ [Titan Books, UK]
Posted in: Press Room on 22nd March 2008 by UKSFBN admin
From a Titan Books press release:
"Smallville, the TV show featuring the early adult years of Clark Kent, the man who is Superman, continues to be one of the hottest shows on TV today, airing on Channel 4 and E4.
Mar
21
Out Now: Steven Savile’s ‘Primeval: Shadow of the Jaguar’ [Titan, UK]
Posted in: Press Room on 21st March 2008 by UKSFBN admin
From a Titan Books press release:
Mar
20
Official ‘Star Wars: The Force Unleashed’ tie-ins due from Titan Books in June
Posted in: Press Room on 20th March 2008 by UKSFBN admin
From a Titan Books press release:
"The Star Wars Saga continues this summer in Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. Set between Episode III: Revenge of the Sith and Episode IV: A New Hope, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed delves into the previously unexplored period with Darth Vader at the height of his power.
Mar
13
UKSFBN Quick Links Listing for 13.03.08
Posted in: Press Room on 13th March 2008 by UKSFBN admin
Another quick round-up of links of interest elsewhere on T'Internets.
Mar
12
‘How Manga Took Over the World’ exhibition opening in Manchester
Posted in: What's On on 12th March 2008 by UKSFBN admin
"The exhibition will explore the art of Manga in its many guises, tracing the journey from its early origins to its many modern day manifestations. The exhibition will be brought to life by live demonstrations from graphic designers and graffiti and makeup artists, as well as the opportunity to role-play your favourite Manga character."
More info: www.urbis.org.uk
Source: Heads up via Joe Gordon, Forbidden Planet Blog
Feb
26
Out Now: ‘24: The Official Companion: Season 6′ from Titan Books
Posted in: Press Room on 26th February 2008 by UKSFBN admin
Titan Books have sent through a press release to announce the publication of their latest Official Guide to the hit TV series 24. Titan informs us: "Over the past seven years, millions of viewers have avidly followed the adventures of LA Counter-Terrorist Unit's Special Agent Jack Bauer through labyrinthine plots and nail-biting suspense.
"With top ratings and bestselling DVDs, millions of viewers on both sides of the Atlantic are anticipating the show's return to Sky One and Fox in 2008. 24: The Official Companion: Season 6 celebrates the show's dramatic sixth season, as author Tara DiLullo Bennett provides in-depth breakdowns for each episode, behind-the-scenes secrets and interviews with the shows stars - including Bauer himself, Kiefer Sutherland, and Mary-Lynn Rajskub (Chloe) - replete with unseen pictures and episode stills.
Feb
24
Editor Kate Lloyd on launching Titan’s Official ‘Supernatural’ Magazine
Posted in: Press Room on 24th February 2008 by Sandy Auden
Can't get enough of Dean and Sam Winchester, the sexy demon hunters in Supernatural? Want to find out more about the mythologies, stories and action at the centre of this highly successful TV series? Well, your wait is over: Titan will be indulging your senses and answering all your questions in their new Supernatural magazine.
With issue #1 released this month - featuring interviews with stars Dean and Sam, an in-depth article about the boys' Chevy Impala (even the cars can act in this show) and all the latest hot news from behind the scenes - the new magazine is sure-fire winner. So how did magazine head honcho, Kate Lloyd get such a plum of a job?
Feb
13
Derek Gunn announces two new ‘Vampire Apocalypse’ titles
Posted in: Press Room on 13th February 2008 by UKSFBN admin
Vampire Apocalypse: A World Torn Asunder is the first book in the Vampire Apocalypse series from Irish author Derek Gunn. It's published by KHP Industries, US and UK, under their Black Death Books imprint) and currently available worldwide.
Now, Derek Gunn tells us that two new Vampire Apocalypse books are in the pipeline: "Vampire Apocalypse: Descent into Chaos is with the publishers and should be released in late 2008 / early 2009 and the third book in the series, Vampire Apocalypse: Fallout, is nearing completion."
Feb
8
Mark Morris confirms BBC deal for new Doctor Who novel
Posted in: Press Room on 8th February 2008 by UKSFBN admin
Mark says: "The new novel will be entitled Ghosts of India, and will be published in September. I'm incredibly excited to be writing another Who book so soon after [his previous Doctor Who novel] Forever Autumn [Amazon]."
More info: www.markmorriswriter.com
Source: Mark Morris RSS feed
Feb
6
Books Received January 1st - 31st 2008
Posted in: Books Received on 6th February 2008 by UKSFBN admin
Another round-up of the books that have been sent in to UKSFBN in the past few weeks. As always, many thanks indeed to the publishers concerned for bringing these titles to our attention.
Click on any of the book covers for ordering information from either Amazon.co.uk or the book's publisher.
Feb
1
Titan Books launches brand new comic strip in Torchwood Magazine
Posted in: Press Room on 1st February 2008 by Sandy Auden
The new Torchwood comic strip is an exclusive feature of Torchwood: The Official Magazine – the BBC monthly companion to the award-winning sci-fi drama out now from Titan Magazines.
The comic series kicks off with The Legacy of Torchwood 1 - the tale of a misguided Torchwood scientist whose creation sets off on a rampage of gruesome violence. As ever, it falls upon the Torchwood team to save the day! The Legacy of Torchwood 1 is written by the legendary Simon Furman (Transformers), and pencilled by SL Gallant (DreamWorks Tales).
Steve White, Senior Comics Editor of Titan Magazines, is in charge of the Torchwood project so we squeezed into his hectic schedule with some burning questions...
Jan
31
Out Now: Titan’s ‘Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street’
Posted in: Press Room on 31st January 2008 by UKSFBN admin
From a Titan Books press release: "With an irresistible blend of humour and horror, Oscar-winning director Tim Burton brings Stephen Sondheim's award-winning musical thriller to big screen with Johnny Depp as the eponymous Demon Barber of Fleet Street, in the DreamWorks Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures release, Sweeney Todd.
Written by Mark Salisbury, the only journalist on the movie's set, Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street, published by Titan on January 25th, has been compiled in close collaboration with Tim Burton and his production team, promising a truly exclusive look behind the scenes.
Jan
30
UKSFBN Quick Links Listing for 30.01.08
Posted in: Press Room on 30th January 2008 by UKSFBN admin
Another quick round-up of external links for your contemplation and delectation...
Jan
26
Out Now: ‘Sci.Fi and Fantasy Modeller’, volume eight
Posted in: Press Room on 26th January 2008 by UKSFBN admin
Mike Reccia, editor of UK-based publication Sci.Fi and Fantasy Modeller has been in touch to let us know that the latest volume has recently been published, and it'd packed full of "the very best in genre modelling articles and features from around the globe."
Mike also sent through some additional info on the title: "Sci.Fi and Fantasy Modeller is a quarterly, 100-page, all-colour softback, perfect-bound 'mook' (a combination of a magazine and a book) which is dedicated to coverage of all kinds of genre model-making.
Jan
24
Stephen Hunt’s ‘The Court of the Air’ chosen for Berlinale pitch
Posted in: What's On on 24th January 2008 by UKSFBN admin
This just in from the John Jarrold Literary Agency: "Ten novels (written in a wide variety of languages) have been selected for presentation by the world's main publishers on February 12th 2008 at therBerlin International Film Festival - the world's largest film festival with 200,000 movie and TV professionals attending. One fantasy and science fiction book made the cut, Stephen Hunt's epic fantasy tale, The Court of the Air.
"Organised by the Berlin International Film Festival in cooperation with the Frankfurt Book Fair for the third time, the Breakfast & Books section of the film fair enables representatives from publishing houses, literary agents and producers to meet for a pitching session, followed by breakfast together. Producers interested in the film rights can discuss matters on location with right holders.
Jan
8
Triple Doctor Who author signing, FP London, January 12th
Posted in: What's On on 8th January 2008 by UKSFBN admin
The three Doctor Who books in question are: Wishing Well (Baxendale), The Pirate Loop (Guerrier) and Peacemaker (Swallow).
More info: www.forbiddenplanet.com
Source: Forbidden Planet press release
Dec
18
Paul Cornell Doctor Who short story to be printed in Telegraph, Dec 22nd
Posted in: Press Room on 18th December 2007 by UKSFBN admin
Paul is also running a competition via the Facebook event page [registration more than likely required to view, definitely to enter] that he's set up to spread the word about the story, in which you can win original artwork and signed copies of the story.
More Info: paulcornell.blogspot.com/
Source: Paul Cornell, via Facebook
Dec
13
British Fantasy Society announces Fantasycon 2008
Posted in: What's On on 13th December 2007 by UKSFBN admin
Detail: The British Fantasy Society, the UK's fantasy and horror writers and readers association and organisers of the British Fantasy Awards have confirmed preliminary details of the next annual Fantasycon convention, which will take place in Nottingham from September 19th - 21st next year.
The event will be held at the Nottingham Britannia Hotel - for the third year running - and the first confirmed Guest of Honour is prolific, US-based, dark fantasy, horror, teen thriller, comics and tie-in writer Christopher Golden. The Master of Ceremonies for the weekend (who'll have a hard act to follow after recent performances by the likes of Graham Joyce and Peter Crowther) and further Guests (of Honour or otherwise) will be announced in due course.
More Info: www.fantasycon.org.uk
Source: British Fantasy Society news feed
Dec
7
Win ‘Blade Runner’ DVDs & Philip K. Dick books, courtesy of Gollancz
Posted in: Press Room on 7th December 2007 by UKSFBN admin
Competition details, entry form etc. can be found on the Gollancz section of the Orion Books website.
More Info: Gollancz
Source: Gollancz e-newsletter
Nov
30
Books Received November 11th - 30th 2007
Posted in: Books Received on 30th November 2007 by UKSFBN admin
Another round-up of the books that have been sent in to UKSFBN in the past few weeks. As always, many thanks indeed to the publishers concerned for bringing these titles to our attention.
Click on any of the book covers for ordering information from either Amazon.co.uk or the book's publisher.
From the mid-1960s onwards Haining edited or write over 200 books, the majority of which were genre fiction anthologies (see his bibliography at FantasticFiction.co.uk for more information), the most recent being the Mammoth Book of Modern Ghost Stories, published by Robinson in September 2007. He was awarded the British Fantasy Society's Karl Edward Wagner Award for services to genre fiction, in 2001.
There's a tribute to his life an work by friend and fellow bibliophile Steve Holland over at Holland's Bear Alley blog, which includes an interview he conducted with Haining in 1995, and Jack Adrian's obituary piece is online at news.independent.co.uk.
Source: Various
Nov
14
Caitlin Kiernan to be interviewed on Second Life for BBC2 Culture Show
Posted in: Press Room on 14th November 2007 by UKSFBN admin
This just in from Transworld UK: "Transworld novelist Caitlin Kiernan will become the first author to be interviewed via Second Life for a national television programme. This groundbreaking interview is a first for British television and heralds a new way for programmes to talk to stateside authors.
"On Saturday 17th November, BBC Two's The Culture Show will be broadcasting a unique interview with Caitlin Kiernan, whose novelisation of the new Robert Zemeckis’ film Beowulf, has recently been published by Transworld.
Nov
10
Books Received October 15th - November 10th 2007
Posted in: Books Received on 10th November 2007 by UKSFBN admin
The latest round-up of the books that have been sent to UKSFBN towers in the past few weeks. As always, many thanks indeed to the publishers concerned for bringing these titles to our attention.
Click on any of the book covers for ordering information from either Amazon.co.uk or the book's publisher.
Oct
28
Out Now: ‘The Hammer Story’ by Marcus Hearn & Alan Barnes
Posted in: Press Room on 28th October 2007 by UKSFBN admin
Titan Books have published a new edition of their ultimate guide to the movies of Hammer Films. The Titan press release says: "Fifty years ago, Hammer Films released their first 'gothic' horror movie, The Curse of Frankenstein, beginning a series of films that changed the face of horror cinema. Hammer Horror made international stars of Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee, and inspired a generation of Hollywood filmmakers, including George Lucas, Martin Scorsese and Tim Burton, earning the company an esteemed place in cinematic history.
"Over the decades Hammer Films has been the subject of dozens of books, essays and documentaries; now, Hammer has given active backing to a fully-authorised history of the company.
Oct
27
Zoran Živković on PS Publishing title ‘Twelve Collections and The Teashop’
Posted in: UKSFBN Talks To on 27th October 2007 by Sandy Auden
Surreal fantasist Zoran Živković has been having quite a year. In August he was presented with the Stefan Mitrov Ljubisa award for services to literature in his native Serbia. Shortly afterwards he was made professor of Philology at Belgrade University and in-between he managed to squeeze in a Guest of Honour appearance at the 2007 Eurocon in Copenhagen.
The majority of his works have been published in Serbia and also translated into English; many of them have been published in the UK by award-winning independent press PS Publishing, including an anthology of his earlier works entitled Impossible Stories (available at a 50% discount until the end of November as part of the PS Autumn Sale!) and three more titles - a novel and two novellas are in the PS pipeline.
His current title from PS Publishing is Twelve Collections and the Teashop. The very human desire to collect objects is something we have all experienced at some time in our lives, and Zoran Živković unmasks this obsession by introducing us to a dozen of the strangest collectors you've ever met.
Oct
22
Neil Gaiman talks Stardust to The Guardian and The Independent
Posted in: Press Room on 22nd October 2007 by UKSFBN admin
On Saturday 13th The Guardian website published an article by Neil in which he explains his inspiration for writing Stardust. And today, Neil has been interviewed by Ian Burrell for The Independent website, discussing the forthcoming BBC World Service radio adaptation of his novel Anansi Boys and the possibility of his writing an original fantasy series for the Beeb in the near(ish) future, among other things.
More info: www.neilgaiman.com / www.stardustmovie.com
Source: Joe Gordon, the Forbidden Planet blog
Oct
14
Books Received August 28th - October 14th 2007
Posted in: Books Received on 14th October 2007 by UKSFBN admin
Another round-up of the books that have been sent to UKSFBN towers in the past few weeks. As always, many thanks indeed to the publishers concerned for bringing these titles to our attention.
Oct
11
WGGB presents Imaginary Worlds, London, November 1st
Posted in: What's On on 11th October 2007 by UKSFBN admin
Confirmed panellists for the discussion include Guild members Ashley Pharaoh, one of the creators of Life on Mars, and Adrian Hodges, a co-creator of Primeval. Further speakers will be confirmed closer to the date. Tickets are available from the WGGB website.
More info: Writers' Guild of Great Britain
Source: www.jackofravens.com
Sep
27
Genre events at the Manchester Literature Festival October 4th - 14th
Posted in: What's On on 27th September 2007 by UKSFBN admin
The second Manchester Literature Festival takes place in various venues across the city between October 4th and 14th. We've scoured the festival literature and have found a number of events that should appeal to genre fiction fans.
Sep
24
Neil Gaiman in conversation, Criterion Theatre, London, October 2nd
Posted in: What's On on 24th September 2007 by UKSFBN admin
The event will be followed by an exclusive signing for ticket holders only, at Waterstone's Piccadilly. In addition, all ticket holders will be entered into a prize draw to win tickets to the premiere of Stardust the movie at the Odeon Leicester Square the following evening, October 3rd. The winning ticket will be drawn by Neil Gaiman at The Criterion.
Tickets cost £5, and you can book online at www.hayfestival.com or by calling 0870 990 1299.
More info: www.neilgaiman.com
Source: Becky Fincham, Headline Books
Sep
24
Brian Froud signing, FP London, October 6th
Posted in: Press Room on 24th September 2007 by Sandy Auden
FP says: "Brian Froud began his career as a graphic designer before teaming up with Jim Henson to work as the conceptual designer for The Dark Crystal and then again on Labyrinth. Brian also took his imagination and artwork into books including the best sellers The World of the Dark Crystal, Lady Cottington’s Pressed Fairy Book, Goblins and Faeries.
"The Dark Crystal celebrates its 25th anniversary with the release of a new two disc DVD special edition. It’s been digitally re-mastered and is packed full of new bonus features. It also includes commentary from Brian Froud. Labyrinth, starring Oscar winner Jennifer Connolly and David Bowie, has also been released as an Anniversary Edition. This two disc set also features commentary from Brian Froud."
More info: www.forbiddenplanet.com / www.worldoffroud.com
Source: Forbidden Planet press release
Sep
24
Unique opportunity to buy a leaf on Tolkien’s Ent statue in Birmingham
Posted in: What's On on 24th September 2007 by Sandy Auden
The Moseley Statue Group, Birmingham, are planning to create a lasting monument to celebrate legendary author J.R.R. Tolkien's literary achievements, and they need your help. They sent us the following details:
"Tolkien fans everywhere will soon be able to buy into a legend by subscribing to the public appeal to finance a sculpture celebrating the internationally acclaimed author and his Birmingham roots. From October 1st, courtesy of eBay, fans can bid for a metal leaf with a personalised dedication and associate themselves with this most famous of writers."
Sep
20
Doctor Who authors at Borders, Manchester Fort, September 20th
Posted in: What's On on 20th September 2007 by UKSFBN admin
According to the Borders website, the event will be preceded by their second annual Doctor Who quiz, at 6.00 p.m. if you're that way inclined.
More Info: www.bordersstores.co.uk
Source: Mark Morris (ages ago, sorry Mark!)
Sep
16
John Higgins on ‘The Hills Have Eyes’ graphic novel adaptation
Posted in: UKSFBN Talks To on 16th September 2007 by Sandy Auden
It's worryingly easy to think that the premise of The Hills Have Eyes: The Beginning [Amazon] could actually have some sort of basis in fact: that a small town in the US desert could be horrifically poisoned by above-ground nuclear testing. The story's subsequent events - as the nice townsfolk devolve into horrific mutants over a number of generations also - maintain that edginess of possibility.
Inspired by Wes Craven's film The Hills Have Eyes and this year's movie, The Hills Have Eyes 2, publishers Harper Paperbacks have decided to take you back to where it all began with this graphic novel adaptation of the series' origin story.
Sep
14
Sarah Pinborough on horror fiction, screenwriting, TAPS and more
Posted in: UKSFBN Talks To on 14th September 2007 by UKSFBN admin
Sarah Pinborough is a British writer with four novels to her name to-date, all published by Leisure Books in the US and a fifth is scheduled for summer 2008. So far, Sarah has specialised in old-school, traditional horror fiction, but she's looking to broaden her creative horizons all the time.
Sarah has sold a new novella to UK independent PS Publishing which she describes as "unlike anything I've written before" (see below for more details) and she has also been accepted onto a TAPS course for budding screenwriters.
We dropped her a line to ask her about the course, and her ongoing plans for her prose-writing career.
Sep
13
PS Publishing announces schedule update through to December 2008
Posted in: Press Room on 13th September 2007 by UKSFBN admin
Award-winning UK independent press PS Publishing has just unveiled its line-up of forthcoming titles in a schedule update that runs through to the end of next year, including 32 31 books that are brand new to the schedule today.
The PS Publishing News Room has a list of all the new titles with links to the relevant catalogue pages, and the forthcoming titles page of the main PS website is similarly endowed with the complete range of new titles, which includes newly-announced titles by Paul Di Filippo, Terry Bisson, Michael Bishop, Zoran Živković, Ian Cameron Esslemont, Jeff Vandermeer, Ed Gorman, Christopher Priest, and many more.
Sep
10
Clint Langley & Pat Mills signing, FP London, September 15th
Posted in: What's On on 10th September 2007 by UKSFBN admin
FP Says: "Clint Langley is started his career in the 90’s and has become a hugely sought-after artist. He has worked on various comic strips, [including] Slaine, Judge Dredd and Warhammer. Pat Mills is one of the founding fathers of 2000AD, and has created some of the comic's longest-running characters, including Slaine, The ABC Warriors and Nemesis The Warlock. His other work also includes writing and developing Judge Dredd and writing the classic World War One war comic Charley's War."
The comics-creating duo will be promoting Slaine: The Book Of Invasions: Volume 3 [Amazon], written by Pat Mills with artwork by Clint Langley, and Minotaur [Amazon], which Clint Langley worked on as a designer and artist and is out on DVD on the 3rd September.
More info: www.forbiddenplanet.com / Pat Mills' 2000AD profile / www.clintlangley.com
Source: Forbidden Planet press release
Sep
5
Doctor Who authors signing, Forbidden Planet, London, September 8th
Posted in: What's On on 5th September 2007 by UKSFBN admin
More Info: www.forbiddenplanet.com
Source: Forbidden Planet press release
Sep
4
Mike O’Driscoll short story adaptation airing September 5th
Posted in: Press Room on 4th September 2007 by UKSFBN admin
The story has been adapted by Brad Anderson (Session 9, The Machinist) and is being shown as part of the second season of the Masters of Horror series.
More info: www.mastersofhorror.net
Source: TTA Press