There's a new issue of Fantastika Journal out, which is the first issue of Fantastika Review, and I have a review in it, of Dassi Elber-Aviram's excellent Fairy Tales of London.
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Showing posts with label fantastic London. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fantastic London. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 30, 2023
Review of Fairy Tales of London
There's a new issue of Fantastika Journal out, which is the first issue of Fantastika Review, and I have a review in it, of Dassi Elber-Aviram's excellent Fairy Tales of London.
Wednesday, July 27, 2022
TV Londons paper on Neverwhere
I'm going to this TV Londons conference tomorrow and Friday. I'm speaking tomorrow and chairing a session on Friday. For once, my subject isn't Doctor Who, but Neverwhere. https://cream.ac.uk/events/tv-londons-registration-open/
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Neil Gaiman,
Neverwhere,
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