Editorial – June 2014: The world is an exact place. Nothing is ever mere.
The world is an exact place. Nothing is ever mere. Hello everyone Look to the first line of the introduction. ‘The world is…
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The world is an exact place. Nothing is ever mere. Hello everyone Look to the first line of the introduction. ‘The world is…
‘Now tell me, why do you two people want to get married?’ The Judge looked down at the couple before him. As was…
HARDBACK TO SMALL ENLARGED PAPERBACK Terra by Mitch Benn (pub: Gollancz. 255 page small enlarged paperback. Price: £ 8.99 (UK), $15.99 (CAN). ISBN:…
Welcome to a new series written by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl. At the current time, I don’t think it’s known how…
play while you read. I first listened to Górecki’s ‘Third Symphony’ on radio and CD 20 years ago. It had a profound effect…
Something that has frequently come up in recent years is that Science Fiction does not predict the future. I doubt if anyone reading…
Sean T. Page set up the Ministry of Zombies in 2010 as an information resource for those who shared his concern that the…
Prior to the 1980 release of ‘The Empire Strikes Back’, George Lucas wanted an accompanying short film that would be suitable to be…
In many respects, the SF element of Ivo Stourton’s novel, ‘The Happier Dead’, is window-dressing for what is otherwise a police detective procedural…
‘Mis-Drop’ is a short film which punches well above its weight. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=535rm1X2rm0 It begins with an insurance assessor investigating what, if any, liability…
Rita Farr is a beautiful actress. When filming in Africa, she goes over a waterfall and is exposed to underground chemical vapours which…
‘Star Wars: Riptide’ by Paul S. Kemp is a follow up to ‘Star Wars: Crosscurrent’ and features many of the same characters. To…