The Cadaver Princess is my latest novel, published by Amazing Stories Select, the publishing imprint of the oldest magazine in science fiction. A work of hidden historical fantasy, the novel mixes real people with fictional characters to tell a tale of body snatcher, walking corpses, royal politics, and rats. Lots of rats. More information here.
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Not one of Hitchcock’s better efforts.
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Alec Guinness plays an egotistical artist. Screenplay by Guinness.
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German lighthearted mystery series,
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I reviewed the new SF Magazine Adventitious for TangentOnline.
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One of Preston Sturges’s lesser works: The Beautiful Blonde of Bashful Bend with Betty Hutton
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Gary Cooper and Claudette Colbert in an odd romantic comedy written by Billy Wilder and directed by Ernst Lubitsch Bluebeard’s 8th Wife
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Early Alastair Sim as a sarcastic detective.
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Humphrey Bogart’s vampire film. https://greatbutforgotten.blogspot.com/2025/12/the-return-of-doctor-x.html
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Science fiction author John Varley has died. John Varley, author of groundbreaking science fiction, died on December 10. Varley burst upon the scene in the late 70s with a series of stories that were breathtaking in their imagination. He won Hugo and Nebula awards with the stories “The Persistence of Vision,” “The Pusher” and “Press
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