Geekfest 2013 gets geeking.
Described as a the mutant hybrid of a science fiction convention crossed with a TED talks conference, Nine Worlds Geekfest
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War, Politics And Superheroes by Marc DiPaolo (book review).
The problem with any book focusing on comicbooks is that either the authors are going to be long term comicbook
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The Science Fiction Reboot by Heather Urbanski (book review).
‘The Science Fiction Reboot’ by Heather Urbanski has nothing to do with footware but a look at the number of
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The Outsider Test For Faith by John W. Loftus (book review).
It’s rather interesting that publisher Prometheus Books has released a lot of books questioning religion and faith in the past
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The Philosophy Of Joss Whedon edited by Dean A. Kowalski and S. Evan Kreider (book review).
This volume of ‘The Philosophy Of Joss Whedon’ could easily be called ‘The Joy Of Joss – surely there is
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How Much Do You Trust? an examination of gullibility by: GF Willmetts.
I don’t know how international this is but considering that the two voices I’ve heard on the phone have been
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The Big Disconnect: The Story Of Technology And Loneliness by Giles Slade (book review).
Giles Slade’s book, ‘The Big Disconnect: The Story Of Technology And Loneliness’, is primarily to make the assertion that our
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Enterprise versus Death Star. Who wins?
A surreal video shot in present day San Fran when the Enterprise from Star Trek turns up and dukes it
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Notre-Dame De Paris (1999) (a filmed stage play, reviewed by Mark R. Leeper).
Possibly attempting to mimic the success of the play ‘Les Miserables’, Richard Cocciante and Luc Plamondon adapted the other famous
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Gwynne’s Grammar by N.M. Gwynne (book review).
Spotting author N.M. Gwynne on BBC1’s ‘Breakfast Show’ in early May promoting his book ‘Gwynne’s Grammar’, I quickly but in
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