Black Tears #7
Review by Jenny Barber Black Tears has a great combo of contents in this issue, including an interview with Christopher Fowler, author of the new novel Spanky which has also [...]
Reviews
The Third Alternative #5
Review by Jenny Barber The current issue of The Third Alternative is the most powerful yet. For instance, The Ties that Blind by Mike O’Driscoll is a double-whammy. As [...]
The Adventures of Brin #1–3
Review by Jenny Barber The Adventures of Brin is the name of a new(ish) comic-type zine produced by an imaginative chap called Tim Brown. Fortunately enough, I was lucky [...]
Premonitions #4
Reviewed by Jenny Barber Out of everything reviewed this time, one zine tends to stick out above the others. Premonitions. Hurrah, I thought, looking at the cover, a sci-fi [...]
Dark Asylum #1
Review by Jenny Barber Among Dark Asylum’s varied contents, is a story from the editor of some genre newsletter, although the name at the moment escapes me! Asylum is [...]
Hammer Horror #2
Review by David J. Howe I have for many years been a secret admirer of the Hammer films. In fact, the first horror film I ever saw was Hammer’s Taste the Blood of [...]
Polluto #2
Reviewed by Jim Steel This special apocalypse (and garden furniture) themed edition of the magazine is just packed with bad ideas. You remember Highlander, don’t you? [...]
Graveyard Rendezvous #6 (ed. by Sandra Sharp)
Review by Jenny Barber This is the Guy N. Smith appreciation society ‘zine. Although most of the fiction is by Guy N. Smith, they do allow “guest writers” [...]
Peeping Tom #17 (ed. by Stuart Hughes)
Review by Jenny Barber This review was originally published in the January/February 1995 issue of the BFS Newsletter (Vol. 19, No. [...]