El Chicano (2019) [a film review by Frank Ochieng]
The super-hero film craze has proven to be popcorn-pleasing box office gold over the last several years or so within
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Apophis, the Earth-killer asteroid gets people scared.
On April 13th 2029, a scratch of light will streak across the sky getting brighter and faster. At one point
Read MoreRivers of London, heading for the TV screen?
Nick Frost and Simon Pegg’s UK-based production company, Stolen Picture, has now optioned the rights to Ben Aaronovitch’s fantasy-horror novel
Read MoreThe Handmaid’s Tale (Season 3 trailer).
The Handmaid’s Tale is back on our TV series in the USA June 5th 2019 on Hulu. I’m sure we’ll
Read MoreEditorial – May 2019: Where have all the geeks gone?
Hello everyone When you were young, did you make the assumption that all people were the same as yourself and
Read MoreLife In The Fibreoptic Lane: an article by: GF Willmetts.
I was a latecomer to broadband nearly a decade back and only discovered it was possible to change to fibreoptic
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Morhelion (The Long Game book 2) by Dominic Dulley (book review).
‘Morhelion’ follows on from Dominic Dulley’s debut novel, the breezy space opera adventure ‘Shattermoon’, bringing back the roguish and mismatched
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Pulsar (a SF short film from DUST).
For your entertainment, a short film called ‘Pulsar‘ which is directed by Aurora Fearnley. In this film, a Peacemaker, who
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Beyond Human: Living With Robots And Cyborgs by Gregory Benford and Elisabeth Malartre (book review).
I bought ‘Beyond Human: Living With Robots And Cyborgs’ by Gregory Benford and Elizabeth Malartre several years back and with
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The Apollo Missions In The Astronauts’ Own Words by Rod Pyle (book review).
Rod Pyle seems to be involved in a lot with space books this year. This one, ‘The Apollo Missions In
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