Into The Forest (film review by Frank Ochieng)
The struggles of a sisterly connection are put to the test in symbolic darkness during a massive, freakish power outage
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Editorial – August 2016 : There’s lies, statistics and politics.
Hello everyone As the opening title displays, this is a variant on ‘there’s lies, statistics and damn statistics’ quote. Now
Read MoreSwing Shift : a Psi-Kicks short story by: GF Willmetts
Most of the full-range Psionics avoided large population cities like the plague because of too much mental noise. For Sara
Read MoreOn Being Unofficially The Second-Most Translated Science Fiction Short Story Author In The World by Gareth D Jones (article)
When my story ‘The Gondolier’ was published in Slovenian last year it was the 26th language one of my stories
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Climate Trauma: Foreseeing The Future In Dystopian Film And Fiction by E. Ann Kaplan (book review).
On the top of E. Ann Kaplan’s hit list in her introduction to her book, ‘Climate Trauma: Foreseeing The Future
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The Tiger And The Wolf (Echoes Of The Fall book 1) by Adrian Tchaikovsky (book review)
‘The Tiger And The Wolf’ is the first book in Adrian Tchaikovsky’s new series, ‘Echoes Of The Fall’. Having thoroughly
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Clown Wars: Blood And Aspic by Jeremy Drysdale and Joseph D’Lacey (ebook review)
Blueville is a city where Normals and Clowns live together, if not quite in perfect harmony, then at least with
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The House Of Shattered Wings by Aliette de Bodard (book review)
‘The House Of Shattered Wings’ is a fine example of a book that is much better than its initial appearance.
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The Human Blend (Volume 1 of the Tipping Point Trilogy) by Alan Dean Foster
It has been a long time since I have read any of Alan Dean Foster’s work. This is strange as
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Binary (®Evolution book 2) by Stephanie Saulter (book review)
If you like your Science Fiction on the political side, then Stephanie Saulter is certainly an author who should be
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