Tom Ruffles

Given their extensive range of titles on paranormal Britain, it is not surprising that Amberley Publishing and the History Press have pro...

In ‘Some Reflections on the Loss and Return of a Small Harp’, Paranormal Review , Issue 61, January 2012, pp.28-31, Robert A Charman discus...

Conveniently in Dickens’s bicentenary year, the British Film Institute (BFI) claim to have “discovered” a film which they are trumpeting a...

Listening to the CD Dunninger: Airwave Mentalism , I found one track rather intriguing, an extract from a We, the People show broadcast...

Dark forces are afoot in 1830s England, with only a small band of intrepid and well-armed heroes, the Protektorate, to stop them. Distressin...