Tidal Creatures (Alchemical Journeys book 3) by Seanan McGuire (book review).
The Impossible City exists just beyond everything. It is a place that isn’t a place, architecture that isn’t really there,
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E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial: who needs Government Conspiracies when you have a glowing finger? (scifi classics retrospective).
Crikes, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial—the film that convinced an entire generation that befriending a shriveled alien with a penchant for glowing
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Casper Van Dien: the Bug-squashing, Jungle-swinging, Headless-Horseman-fighting hero we never knew we needed (interview: video).
Ladies and gentlemen, grab your blasters and prepare for a wild ride through the cosmos with the man, the myth,
Read MoreArcane season 2: More steam, more punk, more family feuds (trailer).
Get ready, folks, because the second season of “Arcane: League of Legends” is just around the corner, and it’s shaping
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The Invaders: paranoia, pulse-less aliens, and pulsating drama (classic TV retrospective).
In the vast universe of classic sci-fi television, The Invaders stands as a testament to the era when paranoia was as
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Alien: Romulus (new trailer).
Hold onto your space helmets, folks, because the Alien franchise is back with Alien: Romulus. Just when you thought it
Read MoreJoko Anwar’s Nightmares and Daydreams (Horror on Netflix).
Hold onto your popcorn, folks, because Netflix is about to drop a supernatural sci-fi series that promises to knock your
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Aurora Rising by Alastair Reynolds (book review).
It always seems like a strange decision to change the title of a book, even if it is being reissued
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Dreamfall (Cat book 3) by Joan D. Vinge (book review).
It’s interesting to follow a book series developed over years and see the page count rise. With ‘Dreamfall’, there is
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Refractions by MV Melcer (book review).
‘Refractions’, a debut novel by M V Melcer, is a standalone Science Fiction space opera. Nathalie Hart, a space pilot,
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