ReviewScifi
Devil’s Gun by Cat Rambo (book review)
Cat Rambo and, yes, that is their real name, is an award-winning American writer of speculative fiction. I reviewed a short story collection…
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September 2023
NewsScience
Inside The Mind Of Hiram K. Hackenbacker: an article by: GF Willmetts.
I’ve written various articles on the original ‘Thunderbirds’ over the years. However, a recent realization made me pause and reconsider. Initially, I thought…
NewsScience
Faster-Than-Light Travel? Yes Please!: an article by: Rosie Oliver.
We humans hate long boring journeys. So much so that we’ve gone from using horses and carriages to travelling by cars and trains…
ReviewBooks
Joe 90: Project 90 Technical Operations Manual by Chris Thompson & Jack Knoll, illustrated by Chris Thompson (book review).
The book “Joe 90: Project 90 Technical Operations Manual” delves into the World Intelligence Network’s most unique agent and the equipment he employs.…
ReviewHorror
The Ingrid Pitt Bedside Companion For Vampire Lovers (book review).
I looked up publisher Batsford and discovered that they’ve shifted their focus away from horror books. However, they did release ‘The Ingrid Pitt…
ReviewComics
The Best Of Jane Bond by Mike Hubbard (graphic novel review).
With all the chatter about the possibility of the next James Bond being female, it’s worth noting that this concept was explored as…
August 2023
NewsScifi
Buddy Bot: short scifi film (video: in full).
Ever wondered what would happen if you could hack into your babysitter and reprogram them for “fun?” Well, teenager Adam Stephanson finds out…
ReviewBooks
Con Man by J.R. “Yellow Kid” Weil and W.T. Brannon (book review).
Oddly, this is the second copy of Con Man by J.R. “Yellow Kid” Weil and W.T. Brannon that I’ve pulled. The first, (pub:…
ReviewScifi
Best Of British Science Fiction 2022 edited by Donna Scott (book review).
Another year, another ‘Best Of British Science Fiction’ collection from Newcon Press, edited by Donna Scott. I think I’ve read them all and…
NewsHorror
The Yellow Wallpaper (2022): a film review by Mark R. Leeper.
Jane, a writer and new mother, is sent by her doctor husband John to spend the summer at their sprawling rural home for…
NewsWorld getting weirder
Atlantis vs. Lemuria: the epic waterlogged showdown (weird documentary).
Ah, Atlantis. The city of… well, we’re not quite sure. Was it gold? Was it mermaids? Was it just a really fancy water…
NewsScifi
Plant: short scifi film in full (video).
In this short science fiction film, Plant, we’re in the not-too-distant future, where mankind has been expelled from Earth since the planet is…