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Stuart Fails To Save The Universe (Big Bang spin-off TV series: trailer).
A Sense Of Wonder by John Wyndham, Murray Leinster and Jack Williamson (book review).
Practical Magic 2: the Owens sisters return, and so do the candles (trailer).
Lee Cronin’s The Mummy unwraps grief, gore and enough bandages to bankrupt Boots (Mark Kermode film review).
Signal One sends first contact to a billionaire’s island (scifi film trailer).

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The return of the multiverse maestro: an encounter with Michael Moorcock (interview: video format)

When you sit down with a legendary genre author like Michael Moorcock, it’s never just a simple chat. It’s an

‘More Perfect’ by Temi Oh is a standalone near future Science Fiction heavily into cyberpunk. Moremi is lonely. All her

Christopher Priest is one of Britain’s leading literary novelists. Most of the time he flirts with SF, not producing wholly

Any magazine worth reading will have a range of contents but not all of the items will appeal to all

In the veritable ocean of culinary TV shows that permeate our screens, from competitive bake-offs to mysterious food travelogues, who

Hold onto your sockets, fellow humans! In a world where robotic heroes wear capes and villains have rusty bolts, Netflix

In a world filled with workaholics, stress, and unending cups of terrible office coffee, one man decides that a zombie

Hello everyone, A lot of our SF history is something we people of a particular age is something we’ve actually

I mentioned the ‘Wonder Woman: The Lynda Carter Model Kit a couple times in my review of the 1976-1979 TV

‘Happy birthdie to you, happy birthdie to you, you have sixteen hours to live or die.’ I raised my eye