World Geeky News sent me to watch this fantasy musical rom-com, a coming together of the songs of The Beatles, the pen of Richard Curtis and the directorial talents of Danny Boyle. But did I come out thinking it was it a Magical Mystery Tour or that I Should Have Known Better? Read it here
Originally written as a rare non-fiction post for my Badgers Crossing website, this nostalgic look back at one of the primary influences of my story writing – the short-lived but much-loved horror comic Scream! – was updated and republished by World Geekly News. Read it here
This was specially written for a Ghost Story For Christmas event in Manchester in 2018 and performed at the event by me. The idea of a person taking a cursed object they should have left where it was is largely inspired by M.R. James.
This feature was started by Den of Geek editor Simon Brew as a safe place for readers to discuss personal issues such as mental wellbeing, financial matters, body positivity, friendship, physical health. It was later taken over by Jane Roberts following Simon’s departure in 2018. I had two pieces published in the series which you …
I wrote this review of Matt Berry’s album of cover versions for World Geekly News in 2018. Somehow, it found its way onto Mr Berry’s radar and he sent me a very nice message thanking me for my review and saying “You got it completely and exactly and for my stuff, that’s rare”. Read it …
Our ethos at World Geekly News is that if you enjoy anything enough to get enthusiastic about it, then you are a geek, be it sport, films, books or whisky. In this piece, I shared some of the knowledge I’ve acquired over the past 15 years or so as a collector of single malts. Read …
In my first attempt at speaking before the camera for YouTube, I chose ten nonfiction horror books and explained why I enjoy them as part of World Geekly News’ 31 Days Of Horror event in 2018.
A review of a Leah Moore, John Reppion and Sally Jane Thompson’s fantastical adventure story which is aimed at children but should please comic book fans of all ages Read it here
When I first joined Kickstarter one of the early projects I backed, a documentary about the cultural impact of Masters of the Universe, was one of the first projects that caught my eye. I backed it, and by the time it was delivered, World Geekly News had started, so I wrote a review of it. …
Written in the early days of World Geeky News, this piece is a fun look at ten movie characters who you really don’t want to get on the wrong side of! Read it here
