Kepler’s Son: book 3 of the Flying Crooked Series by Geoff Nelder (book review).
‘Kepler’s Son’ is book 3 of the ‘Flying Crooked’ series but can be read independently as the author supplies a handy summary of…
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‘Kepler’s Son’ is book 3 of the ‘Flying Crooked’ series but can be read independently as the author supplies a handy summary of…
I recently came across ‘Psi High And Others’ (1967) and remembered it was on to read list years ago. Its author, Alan E.…
‘Everything You Dream Is Real’ by Lisa De Nikolits is a sequel to ‘The Rage Room’. It is near future Science Fiction set…
Strugatsky wrote many great novels over the years but ‘Hard To Be A God’ is more baffling than these. The Strugatsky brothers did…
Avatar 2: The Way of Water has been in production for 13 years. Is it a billion dollar vanity project or can it…
When it comes to designing fictional spacecraft, many artists and designers turn to the world of science fiction for inspiration. However, some have…
Here’s the trailer for the South Korean Netflix science fiction movie Jung E, which also stars Kang Soo-yeon, Kim Hyun-joo, and Ryu Kyung-soo,…
Home in Time is a short science fiction film with some Crimble vibes by Patrick Hagarty. An annoying visitor enters the house as…
Critic and writer Damien Walter is here with his thoughts on the Avatar 2 film. The blue space smurfs are back. Time to…
It looks like we’ve got a new short scifi film on our hands with the release of “D.A.D.” This science fiction film follows…
Well, well, well, it looks like we’ve got another scifi sequel on our hands with the release of “Avatar: The Way of Water.”…
In short science fiction film Dark Nebula by Marc Carratala, we find a biological study into alien genetics that fails, and the scientific…