James Jobson

‘Nuremberg’ Review: Gripping Watching and A Reality Check Nuremberg, a historical drama and psychological thriller by James Vanderbilt, serves as a shocking reality […]

Book Review: Munich Wolf // Rory Clements A breath-taking story that really captures your mind and doesn’t let go.  How can you put down a book wh […]

Book Review: Frankly // Nicola Sturgeon Forget Sturgeon the politician, meet Nicola the human and, potentially, Nicola the writer.  Gripping. […]

The War Between The Land And The Sea: A Painful Delay For Fans It has been announced that The War Between the Land and the Sea, which was set to air later this year, will now […]

Spoilers: How Leaks Are Ruining 'Doctor Who' Doctor Who must do more to combat the spoilers ruining it’s biggest twists. Media outlets have developed a […]

Conclave: From Film To Reality, The Politics Inside Religion With newly elected Pope Leo taking the reins of the Vatican, a real-life version of 2024’s Conclave just took p […]

Doctor Who Books: A Throwback to Your Favourite Era  Reading Doctor Who novels can take you back to a time of the show you thought was lost.  Oh Doctor Who, you […]

Book Review: Sunrise on the Reaping // Suzanne Collins The second prequel to The Hunger Games gives readers the best and most brutal insight into Panem […]

Book Review: A Cold Wind From Moscow // Rory Clements The eighth instalment in Rory Clements’ Tom Wilde series delves into a whole new world as the threat of N […]

‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Review: Moving Forward With Former Quality Marvel’s latest instalment of the shield-bearing superhero moves into the future with the quality of the p […]

Is It Time To End American Dad With Dignity? American Dad must choose to either finish on a high or carry on into mediocrity. American Dad has been one […]

Doctor Who: Dialling Up The Darkness Are darkness and menace the way to save Doctor Who? Doctor Who is not the show it once was. The show has […]

Book Review: How Labour Wins // Douglas Beattie Douglas Beattie’s analysis on how Labour wins and why it loses provides for interesting reading but does it a […]

Priced Out Of Reading Today’s low incomes and the high cost of books makes reading new releases difficult.  Ah, the feeling of op […]

Book Review: The English Führer // Rory Clements Rory Clements’ latest spy thriller in the Tom Wilde series delivers everything and does not disappoint on a s […]