Kepler’s Son: book 3 of the Flying Crooked Series by Geoff Nelder (book review).
‘Kepler’s Son’ is book 3 of the ‘Flying Crooked’ series but can be read independently as the author supplies a handy summary of…
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‘Kepler’s Son’ is book 3 of the ‘Flying Crooked’ series but can be read independently as the author supplies a handy summary of…
The opening of this ‘Retro Fan’ has an interview with actors Angela Cartwright and Bill Mumy with a reveal of more photos discovered…
I recently came across ‘Psi High And Others’ (1967) and remembered it was on to read list years ago. Its author, Alan E.…
‘Everything You Dream Is Real’ by Lisa De Nikolits is a sequel to ‘The Rage Room’. It is near future Science Fiction set…
Two trappers, Joe Canton (actor Jack Elam) and Old Willie (actor unknown), in the Louisiana swamp find their bait has been eaten at…
Strugatsky wrote many great novels over the years but ‘Hard To Be A God’ is more baffling than these. The Strugatsky brothers did…
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…
The technology and uses of particle beams in futuristic space battle are explored by Spacedock in this video. Particle beams have long been…
John Michael Godier is here again with his simple answer to the Fermi Paradox, as it is explored in respect to time-scales and…
Avatar 2: The Way of Water has been in production for 13 years. Is it a billion dollar vanity project or can it…
When it comes to designing fictional spacecraft, many artists and designers turn to the world of science fiction for inspiration. However, some have…
NASA’s InSight mission, which aimed to study the deep interior of Mars, has officially come to an end after more than four years…