Calamity by Constance Fay (book review).
There is a sub-genre of urban fantasy that is often referred to as supernatural erotic romance. There is always a
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I Saw the TV Glow (fantasy-horror movie: trailer).
So, good Nestizens, you’re keyed up for a jaunt back to the dial-up days with dark fantasy-horror movie I Saw
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The Watched (new M. Night Shyamalan horror film: trailer).
Larks, the woods! Nothing screams “relaxing getaway” quite like a dense, uncharted forest in western Ireland, right? But if you’re
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Terminator Vault by Ian Nathan (book review).
Author Ian Nathan wrote ‘Terminator Vault’ before ‘Alien Vault’. Getting hold of a copy cheaply is not easy, but some
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Farewell to Brian Stableford: a pillar of British Science Fiction (news).
Sad news reaches us at SFcrowsnest that Brian Stableford, the prolific and visionary British science fiction author, passed away on
Read MoreFuturism & Geopolitical Round-up (February 2024).
Peering into what’s happening around the world through the lens of Futurism & Geopolitical analysis. Remember, the best way to
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Thirteen Ways to Kill Lulabelle Rock by Maud Woolf (book review).
Bubble City. The place you go to be someone. To be known. A place where clones of celebrities walk endless
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From The Forest (Saga Of Recluce book 23) by L E Modesitt Jr. (book review).
‘From the Forest’ is the latest book to be issued in The Saga of Recluce’ by L.E. Modesitt, Jr., but
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Boy Kills World: when the predator elite murder serfs for fun on TV (scifi film trailer).
In the world of cinema, where the echo of gunshots often drowns out the sound of originality, dark future scifi
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Dune: Part Two – sand, spice, and everything nice (Stephen Hunt’s film review)
Due to its layered complexity, intricate themes, and extensive world-building, the Frank Herbert novel series Dune has consistently been considered
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