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Cover of Star Trek: Lost to Eternity, by Greg Cox, featuring profiles of Kirk, Spock, and Saavik, with the Enterprise, against a green and blue starfield.
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Book Review – STAR TREK: LOST TO ETERNITY by Greg Cox

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Set in three separate time periods, the recent Star Trek (Original Series) novel Lost to Eternity features three separate story lines that reveal connection and converge as the novel progresses. Writing one single story line can be challenging enough, let alone three, particularly under limitations that a franchise series novel could involve. Star Trek novel readers will likely recognize the name Greg Cox and appreciate that he might be able to succeed at making such a novel engaging. And he certainly does.

Website image for FrightFest 2025, London, UK, featuring a green monster menacing an Odeon theatre.
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Movie Reviews: Five from FrightFest 2025 London, UK

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We had the opportunity to screen five of the films featured in the annual FrightFest this past summer in London. Promoting “the Dark Heart of Cinema,” FearFest 2025 included close to 100 features (both new films and recent restorations) and short film showcases across five days.  Though it was not one of the ones we had a chance to view, I was excited to see that their programming included the new 4K restoration of Harry Kümel’s Malpertuis (The Legend of Doom House) based on the classic “Belgian-weird” novel of Jean Ray. A definitive translation of that novel is available from Wakefield Press and the film adaptation is available on physical media from Radiance or as a Digital Cinema Package for screenings from an AGFA library scan.

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