Message From Hiroshima (2015) (a film review by Mark R. Leeper).
First time writer/director Masaaki Tanabe recreates the place where he lived as a boy in Hiroshima as part of his
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Editorial – August 2015: I’m beginning to think of August as computer month.
There are times when being first isn’t an advantage. Hello everyone Before I change to a different subject, for
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I’ll walk 600 miles for one of your stormtooper smiles.
Here’s a very touching story that would play with the heart strings of even a Dark Lord of the Sith.
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The Power Of The Dark Side by Pamela Jaye Smith (book review)
Whenever term ‘Dark Side’ turns up, one has to think of ‘Star Wars’. It’s practically synchronous with the various trilogies
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Museum of Science Fiction teleports into Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
The Museum of Science Fiction is to open its first public exhibition: The Future of Travel at Ronald Reagan Washington
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Snoopy flies … for real.
Not sure whether to file this under ‘too cool for school’, or ‘too much time on a designer’s hands’, but
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Good Wood? Lumber up!
Thomas Dambo from Denmark knows a thing or two when it comes to the convergence of wood and crafting. I
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Tanith Lee (1947-2015) : remembered by Pauline Morgan.
Over the past few years we have lost a lot of genre writers such as Iain Banks, Graham Joyce and
Read MoreEditorial – July 2015 : Is your computer your closest friend? (editorial)
Hello everyone Although tablets and mobile phones are close contenders, even if I don’t use them myself, the closest bit
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Story Line by Jen Grisanti (book review)
I’ve been focusing on communication between directors and actors for a while now, so perhaps its worthwhile having a look
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