Rod Brown
R.M.F. Brown is a Scottish freelance writer. His fiction works include: 'Death to Love,' 'Dr Acula's Book of Horror,' and 'A Rat's War'. He has had various short stories and reviews published in a diverse range of publications from Cassiopeia Magazine, Stalking Elk, The An Lucht Lonrach project, and Paragraph Planet. His non-fiction work as a film, video games, and TV reviewer has seen him published at The Wee Review, The Graduate Times and Spiked.
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Kenneth Macaulay
The History of St Kilda
The history of the island on the edge of the world as explored by clergyman, Kenneth Macaulay.
Trevor Royle: Culloden A very European battle
Trevor Royle argues that the Union in crisis is nothing new.
Luke Harding: Putin’s Polonium plot
Luke Harding takes a look at the Litvinenko murder plot.
The Skull
An atmospheric horror that draws upon the brightest talent from the Hammer stable in order to compete against them.
Kon-Tiki
The tension may flag at points, but this retelling of the 1947 cross-Pacific expedition boasts great acting, wonderful visuals and a tremendous sense of isolation.
Witchfinder General
Michael Reeves’ classic piece of British horror set during the English Civil War.
Aguirre, Wrath of God
A German interpretation of the Spanish tale of the search for the legendary El Dorado.