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Aliens: Phalanx (Scott Sigler) I generally avoid spin-off novels of popular film franchises but took a punt on this one and wasn't disappointed. It pits the xenomorphs (Demons) against a pre-industrial civilisation. The author put a bit of effort into developing a detailed society for the native inhabitants. If you like the "Alien" universe and the recent Predator movie "Prey", this will keep you entertained.

Never Panic Early Memoir of Fred Haise who flew on Apollo 13. He's still going strong at 89.

I've never fallen asleep in the cinema. My dad took me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture at the ABC Glasgow in 1979 and he did conk out but I can't blame him.

Check out Mark Kermode's review on Youtube (Kermode & Mayo). Very funny!

No review for Michael Flatley's Magnum Opus "Blackbird" yet? I would oblige but it would mean having to watch the film.

Nice guest! He's been in a lot of good stuff. Really enjoyed "Manhattan"

Nice to meet him, he was wonderfully forthright about some of the SW content released in recent times!

He signed my "Quatermass" poster and "City of Death" dvd cover. Lovely guy; you can tell he really enjoys attending cons.

Great to meet Marina again, she is so lovely and chatty!

That's a shame he couldn't make it as he was great fun at his previous visit. Hopefully he'll be back again soon.

Slightly off-topic, but do you need a printed paper copy of your entry ticket to gain admission, or is it sufficient to have the PDFs on your phone?

"Where God Does Not Walk" A bomb explodes during a secret meeting and 19-year old Lieutenant Gregor Reinhardt is caught up in the aftermath after one of his men is accused of the crime. His investigation puts him in great danger as he attempts to uncover the truth, all amidst the horrors of the trenches in 1918. Another compelling story in the Reinhardt series.