Review: The Dark Between the Stars By Kevin J. Anderson
The Dark Between the Stars by Kevin J. Anderson is the first book in the ambitious yet sure to please The Saga of Shadows, the follow-up to the successful The Saga of Seven Suns.
Book Review: The Secret of Abdu El Yezdi by Mark Hodder
Matt takes on the task of reading and reviewing all of this year’s Sidewise Award nominees.
How Coherence Doesn’t End
If you haven’t seen James Byrkit’s film Coherence, don’t read most of this article.
Words and Pictures, an Age Old Interchange
On the inspiration that art brings to our fantasies.
Amazingly Enough: Watch the Skies
When we look to the skies, perhaps what we see is a reflection of ourselves.
Box Office Poison: Review and Interview with Phillipa Bornikova
Box Office Poison is the second book in Phillipa Bornikova’s Linnet Ellery Series. One of the biggest challenges of any series is the second book, and Bornikova pulls it off with style.
Of Critics and Fans
Scratch a cynic, the old saying goes, and you’ll find a disgruntled optimist. Some years ago a friend and colleague of mine thought it even more apt if reformulated as, ‘scratch a critic and you’ll […]
The Crazy Days of Summer
Keith is a little busy the days of summer; he’ll tide you over with a few suggested reads.
AMAZING NEWS: 6-22-2014
Activate Mark 1 Eyeball. Prepare For Fascination, Interest and Upset
ABSOLUTE ZERO: Cool Websites, Very Cool: Tribble Toys
A celebration of alien pets…and David Gerrold.
TIME MACHINE: Popular Posts
Blasts from the recent past; our most popular posts of the week,
Space Shuttle First Flights: Shuttle and the X-15
In 1959, U.S. astronauts piloted an airplane-shaped rocket ship into space, and then flew nearly 200 missions, twenty years before the first Space Shuttle ever left the ground.
AMAZING THINGS: SpaceX Launch Today
SpaceX’s Falcon 8 will be putting six satellites into orbit.
MOVIE REVIEW—X-MEN: Days of Future Past
Steve reviews X-Men: Days of Future Past, and finds it good.
Mad Flight of a Manic Phoenix, or: Philip K. Dick in Vancouver (1972)
Philip K. Dick goes to Vancouver and makes quite the,,,’impression’….
Anime roundup 6/19/2014: The Big Guns
In this week’s viewing: Nanana and Brynhildr arrange confrontations with their toughest foes, and more!
Khristo Poshtakov – Bulgaria’s Science Fiction Ambassador
An introduction to Bulgaria’s leading light – Khristo Poshtakov
Los Post Más Populares de Mayo.
Tanya rounds up the most popular posts of May for our Spanish speaking audience.
Review: Rollerball Blu-ray (Twilight Time edition)
Post fall of communism, with governments subservient to corporate paymasters, Rollerball seems like a much greater, more prescient, film now than the one I originally saw back in 1976. Today Rollerball surely stands as one of the most underrated films of the 1970s and one of the most thought-provoking and rewarding SF films ever made.
The Artful Collector: Why Artists Disappear
You may be wondering what inspired my ongoing series “Where are they Today?” – postings which shed light on the doings of artists whose works, only a short generation or so ago, were prime targets […]
AMAZING PEOPLE: Tanya Tynjala’s Novel Now In Ebook
Tanya Tynjala, our hard working Spanish Language Editor (and recruiter of Spanish speaking talent par excellence – which probably ought to be rendered as por la excelencia, though Tanya would do a better job of translation), […]
Game of Thrones, Another Season Ends
Can regular season ending shockers continue to shock? Maybe, and maybe not.
Noticias literatura 18-6
Ediciones Irreverentes (Irreverent Editions) introduces two science fiction novels & the new issue of Valinor Magazine is available for free download.
Asni’s Art Blog: Warriors, Hunters, Healers, and Death
Meet grandmother Buluku, Ogum the warrior, Oxossi the hunter, Oxumare the rainbow snake, Babalu Aye the leper who heals infectious diseases, and Exu, Papa Legba or Baron Samedi: trickster, guide of spirits, devil on the crossroads.
The Ultimate Science Fiction Reading List Part 6
Who better to recommend a summer SF read than the authors themselves!
Review: Undead Redhead
Combining humor and horror…a difficult task, unless your main character is a vegan zombie.
Godzilla: The Original 1954 Atomic Bad-Ass
Godzillas. They mentioned the possibility that more of them could be out there, and that further screwing around with H-bombs might wake them up. But did we listen? Nope. Good thing!
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