New Releases Archives - Page 12 of 12

July 31, 2014 0

AMAZING PEOPLE: Alastair Savage’s The Adventures of Siskin and Valderan Now On Sale

by Steve Davidson

Alastair Savage’s Self-publishing odyssey comes to an end with the publication of The Adventures of Siskin and Valderan

July 30, 2014 1

AMAZING THINGS: Jack Strong by Walter Mosley

by Steve Davidson

A new release from Walter Mosley and Open Road Integrated media.

July 28, 2014 0

The Secrets Behind Wingman’s Battle Scenes

by Guest Blogger

“Where do you get your ideas from?” Mack Maloney, author of the Wingman series, answers the perennial question.

July 28, 2014 0

AMAZING THINGS: BFI/Palgrave Team Up for Days of Fear and Wonder

by Steve Davidson

Palgrave Macmillan releases a series of in-depth film critiques to accompany the BFI’s SciFi Days of Fear and Wonder coming this October.

July 18, 2014 0

IT’S COMING! A Review of SHARKNADO! and a hint….

by Steve Fahnestalk

Steve takes on SyFy and Sharknado–with a glimpse of Sharknado 2!

July 17, 2014 0

AMAZING THINGS: Open Road Media Publishes Martian Summer

by Steve Davidson

Martian Summer, My Ninety Days with Interplanetary Pioneers, Temperamental Robots, and NASA’s Phoenix Mars Mission

July 14, 2014 0

AMAZING PEOPLE: Mark Iles Releases The Cull Of Lions

by Steve Davidson

Darkening Stars Book 2 is now available!

July 10, 2014 0

Post Más Populares de Junio

by Tanya Tynjala

Tanya rounds up the past months’ offerings in translation.

July 4, 2014 0

Novedades de Junio en Hispanoamérica

by Tanya Tynjala

Tanya brings us the latest Spanish releases for the month of June.

June 26, 2014 0

AMAZING THINGS: Tom Purdom Named Geek of the Week

by Steve Davidson

Fantastic Books releases the ebook edition of Tom Purdom’s collection to celebrate his elevation to Geek of the Week status

June 26, 2014 0

Reseña de Libro: Buenos Aires Próxima

by Tanya Tynjala

A review of the new anthology from the publishers of Proxima Centauri, edited by our own Laura Ponce!

June 19, 2014 2

Review: Rollerball Blu-ray (Twilight Time edition)

by Gary Dalkin

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.