Sport Aid, supported by Band Aid and UNICEF, organised Run The World on Sunday 25th May 1986, timed to coincide with a UNICEF development co...

Regular blog readers will know I've been friends with  Sue Moorcroft  since we met at the Kettering Writers Group in 1999 (the group lea...

For the fourth installment of this long-running occasional feature (you can read entries from  2017 here ,  2019 here and 2020 here ), here...

With the publication of his debut collection, Dark Missives , I decided to ask Dan Howarth some questions... DARK MISSIVES is the debut coll...

In a new edition of the occasional series, I want to tell you about a book I've read and loved, which I think adds to the horror genre a...

2014 marked the fiftieth anniversary of  The Three Investigators  being published and, to celebrate, I re-read and compiled my all-time Top ...

In a new edition of the occasional series, I want to tell you about a book I've read and loved, which I think adds to the genre (biograp...

I was aware of Fangoria magazine long before I finally found a copy, sometime in the mid-80s, most likely from mentions in Starlog magazine,...

My horror novella,  The Exercise , is now available... The Fens, August 1943. Forced to seek medical attention, Corporal Ray Ward and his sq...