Androne by Dwain Worrell (book review).
In short, ‘Androne’ is a pretty darn good for a first novel. Set in the near future, Dwain Worrell imagines a world where…
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In short, ‘Androne’ is a pretty darn good for a first novel. Set in the near future, Dwain Worrell imagines a world where…
In the lands of the rising sun where cherry blossoms elegantly dance in the subtle breeze and sushi rolls are crafted to perfection,…
In a new interview, Dr. Salvatore Pais unfolds a tapestry of scientific wonder, meticulously navigating through a range of topics, from the philosophical…
In the sprawling realm of pen, ink, and imagination, Geof Darrow is somewhat of a wizard, conjuring up images that linger in minds…
Unveiling Alien Mysteries: Does the Rare Chemical in K2-18 b’s Atmosphere Indicate Extraterrestrial Industrial Activity? A remarkable discovery was made by NASA’s James…
History It’s time to examine the shift in military attitudes, particularly within the American forces, towards Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs), now renamed Unidentified…
Here’s the weekly round-up of all the best new content that is fit to print, and some that probably isn’t, concerning the topic…
Hello everyone, There are many events that are potentially or even are jaw-dropping in life. For some, its thought would never happen in…
People say things often happen in pairs. Looking at the bland sky overhead and thinking it couldn’t come at a better time. For…
Much of this issue of ‘Alter Ego’ is dedicated to comic book artist Irv Novick (1916-2004). Writers John Coates and Dewey Cassell note…
Upon watching the initial half-hour episode of the 1938 film serial ‘The Spider’s Web,’ viewers will notice that the Spider, portrayed by Warren…
Charlie Fitzer is a substitute teacher living in his dead father’s house in the town he grew up in. His only friend is…