Editorial – Nov 2021: Being an organised geek.
Hello everyone Being an organised geek and commenting in the past that we have different grades of geek, it does
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Being Iconic In Science Fiction: an article by: GF Willmetts.
To look at Science Fiction films and TV series, it’s hardly surprising that it has a history of iconic vehicles,
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UFO/UAP content roundup (week ending October 31st 2021).
Let’s start with the Unidentified Celebrity Review chatting with Brit Franc Milburn, an ex-intelligence officer and alumnus of The Royal
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The Seal Of Karga Kul by Alex Irvine (book review).
Dungeons & Dragons novels are rarely literature, but they should at least exciting romps that are true to the spirit
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Many Futures, Many Worlds edited by Thomas D. Clareson (book review).
In my older book selection about Science Fiction, I have two favoured editors/writers. Reginald Bretnor is essentially if you want
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A Line To Kill by Anthony Horowitz (book review).
In ‘A Line To Kill’, we join Anthony Horowitz on his third meta-verse trip where he is part of the
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Are we the only beings in the Universe? NASA demands a new protocol to announce alien life.
How can we interpret the importance of fresh scientific findings in the hunt for life? When will we be able
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Vivid Tomorrows: On Science Fiction And Hollywood by David Brin (book review).
Looking through Eurospan’s catalogue of American books, I tend to use the search engine to pin-point to ‘Science Fiction’ and
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The Witcher (season two: full new trailer).
Here’s the new trailer for the 2nd season of Netflix’s fantasy TV series, The Witcher, which has launched a thousand
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What happens when your artificial intelligence goes criminal on you? (video).
In this 30-minute long science documentary, Isaac Arthur asks the question, what happens when your artificial intelligence goes criminal on
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