Decoherency

I keep seeing Max Adams' books in bookshops and thinking, "hmmm...... naaah." I don't know why. Something just puts me off...

A wise man once quipped that to err is human, to forgive divine... but to really foul things up you need a computer. Quite so. Look, I love ...

As promised, I'm following up on Chantry Westwell's Dragons, Heroes, Myths and Magic with her sequel, Maidens or Monsters ? The fo...

A couple of years ago I speculated about the possible trajectories for AI development in terms of social impact. A recent article has remi...

When Andor first came out I gave up after about twenty minutes. I enjoyed Rogue One a great deal, but I didn't feel the need for Cassi...

I picked up Catherine Hanley's Matilda : Empress, Queen, Warrior in the gift shop of Durham Cathedral. Quite what the connection is wit...

Today, a quick snap review of James Gunn's venture into the normally angst-ridden world that is the DC comic universe. First some backgr...

I interrupt my mythology book reviews to turn to the completely different matter of neuroscience. David Eagleman's Livewired was one of ...