Dunkirk: The Real Superheros
Dunkirk is a movie about real life heroes that everybody should see.
Blogger Jennifer Loiske
If it weren’t for the Internet, it’s likely self published authors wouldn’t be common. And because of the Internet, Indie authors and small presses gain an edge in the marketing pandemonium. One of the online […]
Interview: Travis Heermann Prolific Writer and Adventurer!
Travis Heerman, world traveler, adventurer and author
Interview: with Kim Mutch Emerson Author of Digitus 233 and MKSP Press Founder
Kim Mutch Emerson is founder of the small press Master Koda Select, and an author of dystopian SF
Still: A New Indie Webseries
What if zombies didn’t move…until you weren’t looking at them?
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Three Opinions?
Three different takes on one movie in one review
Collector’s SF Books at Benefit Auction
Duane Wilkins is selling off some really fine works to meet medical expenses.
The Science in Fiction: Mindfield: Parlay at Ologo by Cindy Koepp
An interview with the author of Mndstorm: Parlay at Ologo
The Work of a Seamstress
A talk with the costume designer for a film based on the author’s work
Philae Lander and its Literary Significance
What we learn from the Philae lander about comet 67P will alter the course of science fiction.
Turritopsis Dohrnii A Tale of Immortality
In my tongue-in-cheek vampire romance I’m working on I had to help one of my characters find the secret to immortality.
Writing Science! A Guest Post by MG Author V.L. Jennings
A guest post on science and science fiction by author V.L. Jennings
Book Review: Parched by Georgia Clark
A review of Georgia Clark’s second young adult novel – Parched
The Time Machine Destination
Society would do well to heed science fiction’s prophetic visions.
Authors Making the Move to Movies
To 3D or Not to 3D…whether tis nobler in the mind of the audience to suffer the rollercoaster of special effects or to take arms in service of story, THAT IS the question.
The Giver Gives
The Giver, both the film and the book, deserve more attention than they’ve been getting.
SF, Fantasy Art and the State Fair
Fantasy art is everywhere, including infiltrating the ranks of oils, the medium of the masters.
Mocking Jay Trailer Suggests Film May Be Better Than the Book
Sometimes…sometimes the movie is actually better than the book. The Hunger Games’ Mockingjay trailer suggests we may be seeing one of those rare times when this is so.
The Colorful Antics of the Jumbo Jesters
Ahhh, the writer’s life! Ruminating on timeless mysteries, exploring the infinite and….wrestling with technology.
Even SF is Fantastical!
Dianne wrestles with the age old question: what is science fiction…and what is fantasy?
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