Neven: from the ruins of war, an unforeseen friendship rises (short scifi film: in full).
In a world that’s more bashed up than a second-hand Dalek at a robot jumble sale, comes a tale that
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From Amina to Witch King: 2024 Hugo nominees set the bar Sky-High (award news).
Well, chums, the anticipation bubbles over as Glasgow 2024 heralds the grand entrants for the esteemed Hugo Awards, and what
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The Librarian Trilogy: The Librarian: Quest For The Spear, The Librarian: Return To Solomon’s Mines and The Librarian: Curse Of The Judas Chalice (film review).
Before you watch the TV series ‘The Librarians’, you need to watch the three earlier films. I pulled them as
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Salvage 1 (classic sci-fi TV series retrospective).
Larks, chums, gather round for a jaunt back to 1979, a time when bell-bottoms were wide, hair was big, and
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A Star Out of Sync: Przybylski’s Challenge to Astronomy (science news).
Amid our odd celestial tapestry, one star twinkles with an unusual story, one that’s been captivating astronomers and sci-fi aficionados
Read MoreFuturism & Geopolitical Round-up (March 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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Around The World In Eighty Days/The Other Log Of Phileas Fogg: The Full Account by Jules Verne & Philip José Farmer (book review).
In ‘A Note from the publisher on publication of The Full Account’ Michael Croteau states:- ‘The book opens with ‘Jules
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A Fire Upon the Depths of Imagination: RIP SF author Vernor Vinge (obituary).
In the tranquil realms of science fiction, where galaxies spin and ideas blaze brighter than stars, the departure of Vernor
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Convergence Problems by Wole Talabi (book review).
‘Convergence Problems’ by Wole Talabi is an anthology of sixteen mainly science fiction tales, ranging in length from short stories
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Ghostbusters Frozen Empire: Mark Kermode’s film review (video).
Get ready to strap on your proton packs, and chill your ectoplasm with that man of many movies, Mark Kermode,
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