Will Do Magic For Small Change by Andrea Hairston (book review).
Part of the brief of the BBC is to inform, educate and entertain. That is something a good book should
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William B. DuBay’s The Rook Archives Volume 1 (graphic novel review).
After reading the 2002 copy of Comic Book Artist # 4, I felt incumbent to read some of Bill DuBay’s
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My Mother Murdered The Moon (NP Novella # 8) by Stephen Deas (book review).
I love reading novellas. They’re long enough that the author can tell a rich and detailed story but short enough
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The Terraformers by Annalee Newitz (book review).
The planet of Sask-E has been painstakingly terraformed over centuries to build a recreation of an ecosystem like old-Earth’s. Destry
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Critical Mass by Daniel Suarez (book review).
The spaceship Konstantin successfully went to the asteroid Ryugu to mine its resources. Most of the crew managed to return
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The Black Hole (science fiction film retrospective).
The Black Hole is a 1979 science fiction film made by Disney under the direction of Gary Nelson. The exploration
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Three Body Problem (science fiction novel retrospective).
Beware, there are spoilers ahead in this video for Cixin Liu’s trilogy Remembrance of Earth’s Past. Although the nature of
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Submittan: the short film that proves that morals are a luxury in today’s society (short scifi movie: in full).
Submittan is a thought-provoking short film that explores the struggles of Chase, a Japanese immigrant and a single mother of
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Why humans should leave a time capsule on the moon for future alien civilizations (science video).
In this science video special, Lex Fridman and David Kipping have a conversation about extraterrestrial civilizations and habitable worlds. Have
Read More65: like Planet of the Apes with dinosaurs? (scifi film: second trailer).
Are you ready for a wild ride through time and space? Look no further than the upcoming film, 65. Starring
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