The SFcrowsnest archive
Select your genre.
‘Acorna’s Rebels’ is part of a series of science fantasy novels that started as collaborations between Anne McCaffrey and Margaret Ball. However Elizabeth…
A book of wonderful imagery and almost mystical storytelling, Phillip Mann’s ‘The Disestablishment Of Paradise’ takes us on a magical journey of the…
Our US chap, Chris Stuckmann, puts on the popcorn to review anime TV series, Ghost in the Shell SAC_2045, and its first season…
Here’s a short 20-minute-long science documentary on how we’ve mapped the multiverse so far, from Matt O’Dowd at PBS. So, is a map…
The Critical Drinker lays in a few drams of extra whiskey, to enable him to ponder that since Avatar 2 is rumbling ever-closer,…
The Critical Drinker lines up the shots on his coffee table of reviews, to tackle the recent Westworld TV series. Does he like…
Our man-of-many-movies, Mark Kermode, sits down to review science fiction film Proximity. When a youthful fast-tracked NASA JPL scientist is kidnapped by aliens,…
Graphene has a theoretical capacity of 744 mAh/g with outstanding electronic mobility at 10,000 cm2/V and extremely high lithium diffusivity at 10-7 –…
Here’s a short science fiction film called Re-Displacement by Lewis Coates, where, in the near-future, a therapist guides Leo through his forgotten memories…
Here’s an interesting 30-minute-long documentary on the incident where in 2004, US Navy pilots encountered multiple fast-moving UFOs off the coast of San…
Now the scifi TV series Snowpiercer has been picked up by Netflix (hitting the streams on 25th May 2020) they have started releasing their own…
Here’s an interesting 30-minute-long video discussion of the trend for exponential progress in AI and computation, including Moore’s Law and the so-called ‘Bitter…
