SOMETHING FISHY: AQUAMAN MOVIE REVIEW (SPOILERS)
Steve is not a big fan of the movie Aquaman. In fact, he’s not even a little fan of Aquaman; he thinks the movie s(t)inks! Read More »
Solar System Tour – Saturn
Saturn, the ringed giant. Read More »
Solar System Tour – Uranus
Uranus, the odd ball. Read More »
Solar System Tour – Neptune
Neptune, now the farthest planet from the sun, which it was sometimes even when Pluto was still defined as a planet. Read More »
New Releases in Science Fiction Romance for January
Imprisoned involuntary organ donors, a post apocalyptic village trying to survive, stolen alien artifacts and an impending Earth invasion, the dawning of a new humanity, a mutant on the run from space slavers, and alien mail-order brides. Tell me that ain't SF! Read More »
Top post del 2018
Tanya reviews us - Amazing Stories - from blog to magazine to future plans. Read More »
Anime roundup 1/17/2019: And There’s More Where That Came From
In this week's viewing: Lots more winter premieres and a couple of surprises. Read More »
Solar System Tour – Dwarf Planets
Dwarf Planets - there may be over 200 of them. Read More »
Solar System Tour – Jupiter
Jupiter, king of the planets, with twice the mass of all of the other planets combined. Read More »
Noticias Literatura 16-1
The website Ciencia-Ficción celebrates 22 years online; new releases include The City of Mice, Oma and Skinned Read More »
Solar System Tour – Mercury
Mercury, the swift planet, leads off our tour of the solar system Read More »
Solar System Tour – Venus
An overview of Venus, Earth with a runaway greenhouse effect. Read More »
Solar System Tour – Earth
Earth. Our home. Read More »
Solar System Tour – Mars
Barsoom - err - Mars. Our most intriguing neighbor. Read More »
Dubious Claims About Einstein, Dinosaur, Ancient Jets At Indian Science Congress : Goats and Soda : NPR
Looks like the US isn't the only country with science-deniers running the government. Read More »
Physicists Built a Machine That Breaks the Normal Rules of Light
Soon to be lighting your holiday display! Read More »
Ocean Warming Is Accelerating Faster Than Thought, New Research Finds – The New York Times
SF as Predictor? Every single climate change movie has things happening faster than they were predicted to happen.... Read More »
China Details Future Moon Exploration Plans
A sample return, more landings and then...a Moon base. Read More »
Articles populaires de décembre
Fabian translates for Francophones Read More »
A Drill Built for Mars Will Probe Antarctic Bedrock
Where's Harry Stamper when you need him? Read More »
The Moons of Jupiter and Saturn Could Have Earth-Like Tidal Waves
With Jupiter and the other moons doing the pulling, those could be some tides! Read More »
Scientists Just Melted a Hole Through 3,500 Feet of Ice to Reach a Mysterious Antarctic Lake
Just like we'd be doing on Europa or Io.... Read More »
AMAZING NEWS: 1-13-19
Wow. Tons of new releases being announced. New shows shelved and trailered. Multiple signals from deep, deep space. Celebrity birthing stories and, believe it or not, a lot more! Read More »
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: 1-13-19
Star Trek Personal Files, Pixel Scroll and Larry Correi goes on a rant... Read More »
TIME MACHINE: Popular Posts
Most and Must Reads This Past Week Read More »
2019 Hugo Awards: Eligibility Issues – The Space Boot is on the Other Foot
We published works eligible for 2018 awards. Here's a round-up of those works and people who we hope you give some consideration to. Read More »
WILDSIDE PRESS: 34th GOLDEN AGE OF SF MEGAPACK (CYRIL M. KORNBLUTH) REVIEW
This week, Steve looks at Wildside Press’s attempt to reprint most of the SF of the past in ebook format. This particular book is works by Cyril Kornbluth, a name you should learn! Read More »
Clubhouse: Obscure Genre films worth watching
Silent Film SF: there's a lot more out there than most realize Read More »
Novedades de Diciembre en Hispanoamérica
A new magazine - Disidia - released; coverage of Campbell, updates on Peruvian, Colmbian, Bolivian and Ecuadorian SF...more Read More »
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