In a Galaxy Far, Far Away… someone finally understood bureaucracy? (article)
When it comes to science fiction’s grand empires, few franchises carry the weight of Star Wars and Star Trek. They’re the Coke and…
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When it comes to science fiction’s grand empires, few franchises carry the weight of Star Wars and Star Trek. They’re the Coke and…
Librarians. Keepers of ancient tomes, shushers of the unruly, warriors against chaos… Wait, what? Yes, The Librarians: The Next Chapter is dusting off…
The Empire is crumbling, the maths is mutinous, and someone’s finally taken the term “mind games” a bit too literally. Yes, Foundation…
Joe Abercrombie is back with a new potential, probable series of books about unlikely heroes. The Pope is a ten year-old girl who…
So, you want to draw comics? Good for you, brave soul. You’ve decided to embark on a noble journey that involves imagination, persistence,…
SFCrowsnest Status. Hello everyone, Although you won’t spot it because we haven’t had a suffix change this time, SFCrowsnest is now on a…
Once upon a time, before the Internet existed, the only ways to find rare out-of-print books that you wanted to read were visiting…
You visit a new inhabited planet and you would think it was the second coming to the inhabitants. Then again, considering the distance…
It seems every human companion of the Doctor who returns safely to Earth ends up being offered a job at UNIT. Yes, there…
I’ve got to a stage wondering if I’ve missed any ‘Legion Of Super-Heroes’ stories. I think I’m missing one volume, even if I…
Author Ron Goulart was told by pulp fiction writer W.T. Ballard that the problem of writing about the pulp magazines was he couldn’t…
The 108th edition of ‘Alter Ego’ is significant for being its first issue to be in full colour. Editor Roy Thomas explains that…