Fighting the Other Star Wars…
Top talent Walt Simonson brings back his military sf creation
Top talent Walt Simonson brings back his military sf creation
Frederick Pohl’s Gateway explores both space and the self.
Latinoamerica 2025 is a milestone of Bolivian cyberpunk
Orphan Black is a slick, sophisticated and edgy exploration of human evolution that raises issues about the moral and ethical implications of bio-engineering and genetic tampering
…a frustrating mix of very good writing and a plot that goes nowhere.
Bastion Science Fiction Magazine presents new science fiction stories from up and coming authors as well as some you may have already heard of.
M.C. Carper interviews fan, illustrator and graphic designer Guillermo Romano.
Whether or not the sun is hollow, there is mounting evidence that some heads certainly are!
Robocop 2014: better than the original? Or worse?
A review of the second volume of this successful YA anthology series.
There is nothing inevitable about the real world as we experience it. A simple decision by a single individual can send history hurtling down a whole new path.
In this week’s viewing: Nanana and Brynhildr celebrate the power of friendship, and more!
Catherine Asaro is trying for a stretch goal on Kickstarter. Give it a hand!
A conference on alien contact inspires a change in careers
The first candidate for the greatest SF novel of all time
“There is just one reality left, we are here and it is now.” Wise words spoken by astronaut of the future George Taylor (Charlton Heston) upon arrival on a mysterious planet one may have reason […]
jacques Sadoul revived French SF in the 70s; today Black River Press is trying to do the same.
Beam Me Up Scotty has become a catch phrase – but is it possible?
Alexei Panshin is a well-known critic/reviewer of Heinlein and his works
In this week’s viewing: Ghosts, witches, the Devil, and more!
A film short – Altered – based on the writings of Dianne Gardner, is now competing in a film contest.
The artful collector talks about illustrations, and the blurred line between private and commercial art.
A new take on an old Classic, this presentation of 1984 is double-plus good!
When is a giant robot not a giant robot?
What has changed in Science Fiction? The best authors in the genre answer that very question.
Heinlein’s YA (Juvenile) work is still generating praise and controversy.
We often talk about the SF that inspires science. Today, a look at the equation from the other side.
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