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Cyborgs, Santa Claus and Satan: Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films Made for Television
Describes nearly six hundred movies of the genre made especially for television since 1968, providing information on the cast and credits, a summarization of the plot, and a brief evaluation of each film's strengths and weaknesses.
280 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2000
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Fraser A. Sherman
11 books33 followersThis author is also published under Fraser Sherman.
I started writing when I graduated college with a major I no longer wanted to use. Fortunately I turned out to be good at it. I write film reference books, historical fantasy, and Undead Sexist Cliches, a book dissecting the stupidity of misogynist arguments. Some of my books are under Fraser Sherman because I never thought the use of my middle initial would matter.
Personal stuff? I was born in England, spent most of my life in Florida, moved to Durham NC when I fell in love — and yes, it worked out great
I started writing when I graduated college with a major I no longer wanted to use. Fortunately I turned out to be good at it. I write film reference books, historical fantasy, and Undead Sexist Cliches, a book dissecting the stupidity of misogynist arguments. Some of my books are under Fraser Sherman because I never thought the use of my middle initial would matter.
Personal stuff? I was born in England, spent most of my life in Florida, moved to Durham NC when I fell in love — and yes, it worked out great
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