On this episode of Tales From Hollywoodland, the crew pays tribute to the incomparable Diane Keaton, celebrating the life, legacy, and enduring influence of one of Hollywood’s most beloved and original talents. From her breakthrough in Annie Hall to unforgettable work in The Godfather trilogy, Something’s Gotta Give, The First
THE COZYVILLE WEREWOLFGhost Squad # 1By Darryle PurcellStrange Particle Press171 pgs Lots of old English high school teachers were heard telling their students to “write what you know.” In this, the kick-off to his newest series of pulp adventures, writer Darryle Purcell takes that admonish to heart in delivering editor/opinion
On this episode of Tales From Hollywoodland, the crew takes a heartfelt trip back through Hollywood history to celebrate some of the most unforgettable second acts ever put on film — the stories of the true Hollywood Comeback Kids. These are the stars who once ruled the screen, quietly faded
TINY TIME MachineThe Complete TrilogyBy John E. StithAn Amazing Selects Edition486 pgs Now and then, a science fiction book comes along that is simply fun to read. Most of these are science fantasies or space operas and not what is labelled Hard Science. It is rare that one finds a
This week on Earth Station Who, the crew trades in the TARDIS for a foggy London streetlamp as we review the Big Finish audio adventure The Paternoster Gang: The Casebook of Paternoster Row—where the monsters are mysterious, the tea is probably poisoned. Someone always knows more than they’re saying. Starring
On this episode of Tales From Hollywoodland, the crew salutes the legendary career of Robert Mitchum, one of classic Hollywood’s most effortlessly cool and enduring stars — a true Hollywood man’s man. From his unforgettable turns in film noir classics like Out of the Past and The Night of the
NOT BORN OF WOMANParadise Investigations, Book 1By Teel James GlennMacabre Ink211 pgs As strange as it may sound, Mary Shelley’s classic character, the Frankenstein monster, has been utilized as the hero in quite a few series. What comes to mind is the recent comic book series wherein Joe Frankenstein is
MEN’S ADVENTURE Quarterly Issue # 11The UFO IssueEdited by Robert Deis & Bill CunninghamSubtropic Productions, LLC.143 pgs In publishing, as well as any other business ventures, timing is crucial. Examples are the release of a new tanning oil just before the summer season. Or a movie about the Revolutionary War
REMO WILLIAMS, THE DESTROYERThe Adventures Continue!Edited by Rich HarveyBold Venture Press290 Pages The three ages of American pulp fiction. The Golden Age – From dime novels of late 20s, through the Great Depression till World War II. This was the rise of those cheap paper magazines that gave birth to
This week on Earth Station Who, the crew heads back to the Fifth Doctor era to review “The Awakening,” a Doctor Who story that proves nothing good ever comes from ancient legends, spooky English villages, or people saying, “It’s only a myth.” The Awakening mixes history, folklore, and alien mischief
Dust off your letterman jacket and grab a mixtape, because Tales From Hollywoodland is heading back to the ultimate era of teen movies—the world of John Hughes and the Brat Pack. This week, we celebrate the films that defined the 1980s, shaped pop culture, and perfectly captured the highs, lows,
ANGEL OF VENGEANCEA Pendergast NovelBy Preston& ChildGrand Centra Publishing333 pages “Angel of Vengeance is the 22nd Agent Pendergast novel by writers Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child. It is most likely the last. The book is the second half of a story begun in the previous outing, “The Cabinet of Dr.
