Breakpoint by Jeff Stibel (book review).
The whole point of Jeff Stibel’s book ‘Breakpoint’ is the limits of anything before it comes crashing down. This might
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The Hidden Science Of Lost Civilisations by David Wilcock (book review).
I thought with a title like ‘The Hidden Science Of Lost Civilisations’ that David Wilcock’s was going to be looking
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Putting the Science into Science Fiction. Hello everyone You know how it is. It’s getting late at night, you’re not
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Anniversary Waltz: Who In Time: a study in numbers and anniversaries by: GF Willmetts (article).
Now here’s a puzzle for you. Just how do you count time up to a media anniversary? With things like
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The Women Of Hammer Horror by Robert Michael “Bobb” Potter (book review).
As author Bobb Potter points out in his introduction that although ‘Hammer Glamour’, which I reviewed last year, covers 80
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Robert Williams Mr. Bitchin’ : a film review by Mark R. Leeper.
The fabulous art of counter-culture artist Robert Williams and the art he creates is the subject of co-directors Mary C.
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Iron Man And Philsophy edited by Mark D. White (book review).
I should point out from the start that ‘Iron Man And Philosophy’ was released in 2012’ so that the events
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3D Revolution: The History Of Modern Stereoscopic Cinema by Ray Zone (book review).
Up until the mid-1980s, I had only seen two 3D films at the cinema. The Mask (1961) in the
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Impulse by David Lewis (book review).
Are you curious as to why some of the decisions or choices you make aren’t backed up by intelligent
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Why science fiction can save the humanities…
Today at NewRepublic.com, Judith Shulevitz makes a “half unserious” case for why science fiction can save the humanities, which have
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