Oppenheimer (Mark Kermode movie review: all sci, no fi).
Our man of many movies, Mark Kermode, sits down for a film that is da bomb, da atomic bomb, to
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Nandor Fodor and The Talking Mongoose — if you thought 2023 couldn’t get any weirder, hold my beer (dark fantasy film: trailer).
Welcome, my dear cinephiles, to the upcoming cinematic mind-boggler, Nandor Fodor and the Talking Mongoose. In a year already teeming
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Krapopolis: an Odyssey of gods, monsters, and the world’s worst roommates (fantasy cartoon trailer).
We’re taking a look at the upcoming animated sitcom, Krapopolis. Set in the mythical landscape of ancient Greece, this series
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The God Is Not Willing (The First Tale Of The Witness) by Steven Erikson.
The cover of ‘The God is Not Willing’ proudly proclaims ‘the first tale of witness’ and so it is possible
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Our Lady Of Mysterious Aliments (Edinburgh Nights book 2) by T.L. Huchu (book review).
‘Our Lady Of Mysterious Ailments’ is the second instalment of a series set in Edinburgh. It’s not quite the city
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Fast Radio Bursts: a galactic highway for interstellar travel? (science video)
SFcrowsnest readers, have we got a real treat for you today. Thanks to the Angry Astronaut, we’re diving into the
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Moon landing: a Hollywood blockbuster or NASA’s finest hour? (weird video)
Today, we’re taking a detour from our usual interstellar adventures to revisit a classic theory: Did NASA really land on
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Alien Invasion: Robin Hanson’s worst-case scenario (science video).
Today, we’re diving into the cosmic soup of genius scientist Robin Hanson’s mind, where alien civilizations aren’t just possible –
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Savage Messiah (The Destinies Of Blood And Stone volume 1) by Robert Newcomb (book review).
‘Savage Messiah’ is the fourth book by Robert Newcomb with the previous three forming ‘The Chronicles Of Blood And Stone’.
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Hokey Pokey by Kate Mascarenhas (book review).
A ghost story, a mystery and a period drama, Kate Mascarenhas’ ‘Hokey Pokey’ has all three and more. Nora Dickinson
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