Review

The definitive reference work for both independent filmmakers and their investors.

A fun romp marrying the traditional Wild West with a smattering of fairy tale magic.

Flawed but with enough flashes of brilliance to make this a worthy purchase.

For anyone wanting to write a horror screenplay, this is without doubt the book of choice.

First in a new series by one of SF's most inventive and imaginative writers

Far-fetched and bundles of fun and with some decent thrills and spills.

Fancy a Western with a bit more ‘oomph’? Then Jonah Hex: Bullets Don’t Lie will satisfy.

Shows enough deft touches that Wernham is definitely a writer worth keeping an eye on.

Financing a film isn't easy but Tom Malloy's book shows that it can be done.

For fans of urban fantasy these books make for a welcome change of pace.