Burning Brightly: 50 Years Of Novacon edited by Ian Whates (book review).
From 1979 onwards, every Novacon SF Convention featured a free special with a short story donated by that year’s guest of honour. This…
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From 1979 onwards, every Novacon SF Convention featured a free special with a short story donated by that year’s guest of honour. This…
One of the things that MF&SF does well is inclusivity. The authors represented in this volume originate from all across the globe. Amongst…
Nick Frost (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz) joins Michael Rosenbaum this week to talk about coping with extreme trauma and melancholy, as…
Here’s a trailer for a new science fiction film, The Silent Sea, coming to Netflix, this time, a South Korean language movie. A…
Own up. Who blinked? Am I facing a load of statues petrified as to what comes next? If not you, then it must…
Hello everyone When I was a youngster, I came across a visual list showing what coal could be used for and, oddly, burning…
The professional attitude towards the arts is making money as it is a job and you can’t live on nothing, although artists like…
What do you do if you’re the last of your species? Do you try to live as long as you can or bid…
The Matrix 4: Resurrections is coming our way, rebooting like an old computer that just happens to hold the Metaverse on its SSD.…
The Star Wars universe’s bestist-ever bounty hunter, Boba Fett, and mercenary Fennec Shand, must navigate the galaxy’s underworld when they return to the…
Released in 2007, ‘Inside Science Fiction: Second Edition’ by James Gunn is becoming a hard book to come across but worth seeking out…
On the Moszkowicz Show, Christopher Mellon, Lue Elizondo, and Avi Loeb discuss their new Galileo Project partnership. The MysterWire Roundtable, in which various…