Reviews
with foreward by Joe Vaz

Publisher: Short, Scary Tales Publications
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review by Joe Vaz

Hardcover: 609 pages
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review by Joe Vaz

Hardcover: 352 pages
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review by Joe Vaz

Hardcover: 112 pages
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review by Joe Vaz

eBook 250 pages
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PB 100 pages
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review by Joe Vaz

Published by Orbit PB 512 pages RRP £8.99 You have no idea what to make of this. |
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review by Joe Vaz

Published by Hodder & Stoughton Ltd
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review by Deon van Heerden

Published by Hodder & Stoughton Ltd PB 752 pages RRP £9.00 (Kindle £9.99) When I heard that Stephen King was releasing a time-travel novel, I found myself excited and apprehensive in equal measure; time-travel novels are pretty much the multi-disc concept albums of the literary world, and even the finest authors can easily stumble and embarrass themselves when traversing this uneven, but well-trod, ground. And yet, somehow, 11/22/63 manages to be almost impossibly good, a historical-fantasy-thriller-romance novel, which excels at every one of these. |
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review by Deon van Heerden

Published by Rebellion/2000AD Originally published in 2000 AD during the late 1990s, the complete Mazeworld saga is brought together here in one, beautifully presented volume. The author, Alan Grant, and illustrator, Arthur Ranson, are, of course, familiar to comic book and graphic novel aficionados, and their names alone should be enough to get you to hand over your money without hesitation. If, however, you feel you need further convincing, read on. |
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