The SFcrowsnest archive
Science fiction, fantasy, horror and steampunk.
Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Three is now looming over the horizon like another sandstorm with a grudge, and the newly released trailer suggests…
Our man of many movies, Mark Kermode, sits down to watch Project Hail Mary – you can watch his review above. There’s a…
The idea of generation ships has been around since before at least 1918, when physicist and rocket scientist Robert H. Goddard published ‘The…
‘The Essence’ by Dave Hutchinson is an altered reality science fiction, which explores how we humans decide what is authentic and what is…
The Sinker arrived on the day of deciding, bringing news from a distant brother. Fairviel was a peaceful rock amid the Sink, the…
Before Stranger Things turned adolescence into a supernatural brand extension and before every other genre show discovered the ancient magic of “young people…
Now, here is an unusual science fiction television series titled ‘Severance’ that one of my reviewers mentioned she was enjoying and suggested I…
It was not unusual back in the 1970s for the write-up on the back cover of SF books to be occasionally different or…
There are various reasons why authors may wish to collaborate. Some fall into the partnership very easily, such as that between Iain Grant…
This thirty-second ‘Wild Cards’ book, ‘House Rules’, is a mosaic of six authors, as their stories are blended into a complete novel. Stephen…
‘Before The Golden Age: Trilogy: A Science Fiction Anthology Of The 1930s’ is a bumper collection of Science Fiction stories from the years…
I read a great many author collections, and this ‘The Anechoic Chamber And Other Weird’ is Will Wiles’ first and outstandingly different, quirky…
