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Thursday, May 7, 2026

New:

Platform Decay (Murderbot Diaries book 8) by Martha Wells (book review).
Odyssey: When Nolan’s ancient Greece gets the IMAX Treatment (trailer).
Lexx: Star Trek’s Evil Twin With Better Boots And Worse Impulse Control (TV retrospective).
Editorial – May 2026: Moon Trek.
Back-Up Your Computer Files: a knowledge article by Geoff Willmetts.

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Lives Of Bitter Rain (The Tyrant Philosophers book 5) by Adrian Tchaikovsky (book review).

Can a young orphan girl, lacking any particular talent except for sword-fighting, ascend through the ranks of a tough, ruthless

A novel that showcases the likes of Alfred Hitchcock, Henry Fonda, Charles Addams, and other influential figures from 1950s America

When a new writer comes on the scene, the problem always is to make the reading public pick it up

Crikes, The Mighty Nein — proof that even in fantasy worlds of dragons, gods, and all-powerful relics, the real danger

Sharpen your broadswords and brace your emotional support ravens, dear readers — the first trailer for A Knight of the

‘The Silverblood Promise’ is a debut novel by James Logan and makes for an engaging read. Can the disgraced heir

Too many fantasy novels involve themselves with the politics of the created world. The plot often centres on characters who

There was a brief, shining moment in the early ’90s when primetime telly let a wise-cracking Harvard man on a

Crikey. September 2025 has barely given us time to finish painting last year’s backlog, and the games industry has already

‘The Wayward Children’ books are written with the teenage reader in mind but can be enjoyed by all ages. The