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Thursday, May 7, 2026

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Pluto: 3 (Outer Planets Trilogy) by Ben Bova and Les Johnson (book review)
Christopher Mellon UAP keynote UAP science conference, as Toronto prepares for three days of saucer-adjacent seriousness (news).
Tailored Realities by Brandon Sanderson (book review).
Platform Decay (Murderbot Diaries book 8) by Martha Wells (book review).
Odyssey: When Nolan’s ancient Greece gets the IMAX Treatment (trailer).

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The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (trailer).

There are prequels, there are sequels, and then there are those slightly unnerving narrative time-loops where Hollywood digs up a

There comes a point in every civilisation where it must ask itself a serious question: what if the people best

The full title of Catherine Németh Fraumerman’s booklet, ‘On The Trail Of The Prisoner’, includes the subtitle ‘A Walking Guide

Very occasionally, I take a look around to see what ‘The Prisoner’ fandom is producing. Hence, coming across this softcover,

Can six sexy swordspeople and sorcerers save the Talmont Empire from the apocalypse planned by its founder? That’s the big

Trying to compile a list of the best science fiction novels according to science fiction readers is a bit like

Science fiction is forever declaring new emperors. Every few years a fresh contender stomps into the throne room with a

Just when you thought humanity might finally receive a profound message from the stars—some cosmic truth about existence, the meaning

There are films that take a while to get made, and then there’s Masters of the Universe, which appears

NASA has decided that gently pottering about in low Earth orbit is so last decade and has instead opted for