When I first saw 'Ozark' float across the Netflix screen, my instant thought was 'So, Breaking Bad then?'

Part of the joy of browsing through bookshops is the chance discovery of a forgotten classic.

Full on urban fantasy in a sorcerer's world set partly in the city slums and partly in the rarified atmosphere of the Magician's Guild.

Sometimes when you read a book you don't know whether to laugh or cry. It is just so with 'Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit'.

'Ghosts' is a BBC sitcom featuring a cast familiar to viewers of the long-running children's show 'Horrible Histories'.

Today's 'Way Back Whensday' is the second of three posts in my weeklong special here at John C Adams Reviews on the theme of ghosts.

This week's 'Monday Musings' feature from John C Adams Reviews is my review of 'The Oxford Book of Victorian Ghost Stories'

The English proverb 'Old Sins Cast Long Shadows' could easily serve as a motto for the fantasy novels of David Gemmell.

One of our family ended up with a pre-loved double volume of Michael Crichton novels last Christmas as a gift, so I took a look at it.

A number of things jumped out at me when I first came across this book in one of our local secondhand bookshops.