The SFcrowsnest archive
There are literary festivals that feel suspiciously like science fiction cons with better scarves and bush hats. Then there is the Idler Festival,…
Many citizens in the USA were excited about Senator Gillibrand tabling the establishment of a more super-charged new UAP/UFO investigation unit called ASTRO,…
So, another Father’s Day dawns. My own dad passed away a couple of years ago now, so when now posed with the metaphysical…
Science fiction author Adrian Tchaikovsky sits down to chat with the FP’s Andrew Sumner to chat for twenty minutes about Adrian’s new The…
[Trigger warning: Mild Loki TV series spoilers, ahead] When I was younger I possessed a very strong mischievous streak. Like the time I…
It looks like the Fox Channel is shutting down in the UK, with most of its content being yanked from Sky and getting…
There’s an Illustrated Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy book just come out from MacMillan (my old employer, I should point out) as their…
Well, the sun is shining, the day is beautiful, and – probably – like you, I’m experiencing a little more staying-at-home than even…
2001: An Odyssey in Words is an original anthology from the Clarke Awards, honouring Sir Arthur C. Clarke’s centenary – with the interesting…
This is the first time I’ve been to one of the EGX cons, more specifically EGX Rezzed 2017 – an event for fans and…
I’ve seen a lot of movies that have utterly failed to get what Steve Jobs was like as a boss and, indeed, a…
If you thought Mad Max offered a look at a dark future, here’s the more likely option that’s just as bleak. The Last…
