The SFcrowsnest archive
Sorry for the lateness of this review. Bloody TV signals. ‘Doctor Who’ late by 5 minutes and no recording to check things over…
Catching up on my backlog of artbooks, I have ‘The Encyclopaedia Of Fantasy & Science Fiction Art Techniques’ by John Grant and Ron…
I have to admit to a raised eyebrow at Patricia Kerslake’s book, ‘Science Fiction And Empire’, when I saw its retail price. If…
‘People Of The Sun’ by Jason Parent tells the story of four aliens from Symoria. They are part of a desperate mission to…
Dinnusos Rises is a new club in town, gathering place for the fringes of society. Artistic types flock there to enjoy the murals…
In the last 12 months, the Afterlifers have discovered new funding and started making life difficult for revivers like Jonah to do their…
My usual page flick of the latest issue of ‘Illustrators’ quickly revealed that it this isn’t a normal edition. If anything, it’s darn…
This issue of ‘Back Issue’ is devoted to the sixty issues of ‘Marvel Fanfare’. In his interview, Al ‘Editori-Al’ Milgrom explains how it…
Monash University researchers have identified a new concept – ‘orphan memory’ – which changes the current thinking around gravitational waves. The research, by…
Early science results from NASA’s Juno mission to Jupiter portray the largest planet in our solar system as a complex, gigantic, turbulent world,…
In many respects, I have always wondered why Haynes left a look at NASA’s Mercury Program until last of their space books. At…
Here’s the trailer for the 7th season of Game of Thrones. Battles, lots and lots of battles. And nooky. And iron thrones that…
