Spikes, Spandex & Space Camouflage: a century of Sci-Fi costumes (article).
If there’s one thing we’ve learned from a hundred years of science fiction, it’s that when humanity eventually spreads to the stars, it’ll…
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If there’s one thing we’ve learned from a hundred years of science fiction, it’s that when humanity eventually spreads to the stars, it’ll…
Geek Retreat is on a mission to bring a sense of belonging to us geeks and nerds everywhere. Founded in 2013 by Stephen…
Ever since the finale of the 1953 film version of HG Wells’ ‘War Of The Worlds’, aliens on Earth could fall foul to…
Uncle Geoff’s favourite Science Fiction photograph is of Thunderbird 2 landing at London airport. https:/my-favourite-photograph-thunderbird-2-landing-at-london-airport-hopefully-one-of-a-series-by-gf-willmetts-article/ I could nominate several photographs but what comes to…
I love this picture. I first saw it on NASA’a APOD website http://apod.nasa.gov/apod roughly 10 years ago. It looks like a candle on…
Films offer a voyeuristic glimpse into the human condition but for all the fear committed to film, life’s worst unpleasantries remain off-screen. As…
The cynic will always question why we need another book award when there are so many around already. The answer is simple. Most…
When my colleague, John Rivers, declared he had an interest in sport as well as our genre, I think he was more surprised…
On my Facebook and Twitter timelines, throughout and after the World Cup Final, an interesting thing happened. During half-time of the BBC’s Final…
play while you read. I first listened to Górecki’s ‘Third Symphony’ on radio and CD 20 years ago. It had a profound effect…
If you haven’t heard of Big Finish then you must have your head in a bucket and speaking of buckets, I’m sure they…
After last month’s editorial, I thought it would make sense to have a look at the baker’s dozen of Science Fiction sub-genres and…