The Five Best Doctor Who Novels You Might Not Have Read
By Will Barber Taylor Doctor Who turns sixty this year, a massive feat for a television programme that has faced cancellation more than once. The show was, and is, one […]
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The Flash (2023) Film Review
Interview with Selena Leoni (Producer, Writer and Director)
Hi Selena, thank you for agreeing to be interviewed. The first question I’d like to ask is – what got you first interested in film making? As an only child, […]
Interview with Scott K Andrews and Simon Guerrier (Authors of TimeBomb and Fall Out)
Back in 2016, I interviewed Scott K Andrews and Simon Guerrier about their (then) forthcoming books. The interview was sadly lost to the mists of time when the site it […]
Interview with Stephen Wyatt (Writer of Paradise Towers and The Greatest Show in The Galaxy)
In 2013 to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who, I conducted a series of interviews with some of the show’s most interesting figures. Ten years on, to celebrate 60 […]
A Ghost Story For Christmas: Count Magnus Review
By Will Barber Taylor Set in 1863, Count Magnus tells the tale of the inquisitive Mr. Wraxhall who becomes fascinated by the long-dead founder of a Swedish family, who once […]
John Taylor and Family History Mysteries
By Will Barber Taylor Family history can be a fascinating but at times a frustrating subject. It can consume hours without you ever learning anything about the person or families […]
Cromwell’s Cruel Commonwealth
By Will Barber Taylor After Charles the First was captured by the Roundheads, he was put on trial. The trial was a show trial – the verdict of Charles’ […]
Canaletto: Italian Innovator
By Will Barber Taylor Canaletto is one of those artists that is associated with Italy and not least the part of his home city that bore his name – it’s […]
Causes of the English Civil War
By Will Barber Taylor The English Civil War helped to redefine England and its politics. As such, it is important that the causes of the war are explained. This short […]
