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Spider, Spider by L.C. Winter (book review)
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).

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This Great Hemisphere by Mateo Askaripour (book review).

Sweetmint has followed the rules of the Northwestern Hemisphere all her life. As a young, invisible woman, she must adhere

I’d only recently come across David Hambling via his entry in a collection of stories, ‘His Own Most Fantastic Creation’,

I really enjoyed this! As stories go, this was something like a mix between a ‘Call of Cthulhu’ game and

Hello everyone, Science fiction has largely ignored politics on our planet, which allows for a variety of regimes. I suspect

Do you find it odd how much we rely on statistical terms like ‘average,’ ‘norm,’ ‘normal,’ or ‘mean’? Different words,

In the desolate wasteland of post-apocalyptic cinema, “Arcadian” emerges as a visceral blend of family drama and horror, harnessing the

In the distant future where Earth’s greenery is about as common as a coherent plot twist, “Silent Running” takes us

As the dust settles on the dramatic conclusion of “Snowpiercer” Season 3, where alliances shifted like the unpredictable tracks beneath

In a world where silence is not just golden but vital for survival, “A Quiet Place: Day One” emerges as

Back to Solaria, or what was left of our star system when the AI Zeus turned it into a set