Lamps that be freaking me out?
Here’s an interesting concept to challenge your perceptions about the blurry line between what’s art and just plain freaky. It’s
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Sesame Street’s Count von Count sings the Views!
It seems that YouTube videos that get more than a billion views are like buses… you wait ages for one,
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She’s a fox… at least, she is with a robot wagging tail.
Some people are looking to raise money for a robot project that will make any lady into a real fox…
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Life on Mars… citizen, it’s good!
From the talented hand of Lukas Vojir comes this retro-propaganda look at living large on Mars. Sounds a little better
Read MoreNineworlds Geekfest… London’s answer to Comic-Con thrashes Kickstarter target.
Nineworlds Geekfest has, at the time of writing, 36 hours to go until the finish of their Kickstarter campaign to
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Is SF ethical? (Editorial – March 2013)
Hello everyone Listening to the audio commentary on the DVD ‘Doctor Who: The Daemons’ this month, actress Damaris Hayman made
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Nineworlds Geekfest… you know, like Comic-con (but in London!)
There’s a new mutant convention in town (that town being London), a clever cross between the small Fannish cons and
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Inequality comes from many directions. Editorial – February 2013.
Deferred selection is control not choice. Hello everyone Inequality comes from many directions. One of my current bugbears is the
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The Mammoth Book Of Unexplained Phenomena by Roy Bainton (book review).
With the ‘Mammoth’ books, the title clearly gives away what their subject matter is. ‘The Mammoth Book Of Unexplained Phenomena’
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The Real Story Of Risk by Glenn Croston (book review).
Firstly, this book, ‘The Real Story Of Risk’ has nothing to do with the game of Risk but how we
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