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The Stranger Times (book 1) by C.K. McDonnell (book review).

Ever since mankind began to be curious about his environment, he has tried to explain things. What you understand doesn’t

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The Bezzle (Red Team book 2) by Cory Doctorow (book review).

‘The Bezzle’ by Cory Doctorow is the second novel in the ‘Red Team’ series about cybercrime. This is the return

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Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire. The team's chilling new mission will give you the warm fuzzies (trailer).
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Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire. Busting makes Paul Rudd feel good? (trailer)

Strap on your proton packs and brace for a chilly adventure with Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, the latest installment in the

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Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire. The team's chilling new mission will give you the warm fuzzies (trailer).
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Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire. The team’s chilling new mission will give you the warm fuzzies (trailer).

https://youtu.be/2BtvmVUGTHU?si=AEp4mTgUbgQ6DhpR If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if the Ghostbusters switched their iconic proton packs for snow shovels, well,

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Willful Child by Steven Erikson (book review).

Essentially. ‘Willful Child’ is a comical take on old school ‘Star Trek’, but this time with an oddball assortment of

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Dead Gorgeous volume 1 (TV DVD review).

The 2010 series “Dead Gorgeous,” although spanning 13 episodes, has been challenging to access outside of Australia, particularly the last

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What We Do in the Shadows season 5 premieres July 13th, 2023 (trailer)
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What We Do in the Shadows season 5 premieres July 13th, 2023 (trailer).

At long last, the sun is setting, and the most anticipated comedy-horror event of the year is rising from its

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A.I. Love You (2022) by Mark R. Leeper (a film review).

‘AI Love You’ is a United States/Thai Science Fiction film which predates the current A.I. craze by about a year.

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Myth Adventures by Robert Asprin (a retrospective: audio fomat).
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Myth Adventures by Robert Asprin (a fantasy book series retrospective: audio fomat).

David Barr Kirtley is joined by old friend Bill Fawcett to talk about editing the book Myth-Interpretations: The Worlds of

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Mulligan - your post-apocalyptic guide to a new (old) America (trailer: new animated scifi on Netflix).
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Mulligan – your post-apocalyptic guide to a new (old) America (trailer: new animated scifi on Netflix).

Ladies and gentlemen, hold onto your remote controls and prepare to have your minds blown by Netflix’s latest addition to

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