The Synthetic Man by Theodore Sturgeon (book review).
‘The Synthetic Man’ was originally released as ‘The Dreaming Jewels’ in 1950. This edition was released in 1961. Halfway through the book, the…
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‘The Synthetic Man’ was originally released as ‘The Dreaming Jewels’ in 1950. This edition was released in 1961. Halfway through the book, the…
Edgar Wright has finally delivered his long-teased dream project: a brand-new adaptation of Stephen King’s The Running Man. And yes, before you ask,…
Fallout fans, dust off your Vault suits and brace for another stroll through irradiated Americana, because the second season of Amazon Prime’s gloriously…
Mark Kermode’s eyebrow has met its match. Predator: Badlands—the ninth outing for everyone’s favourite trophy-collecting space tourist—lands with a thud, a roar and,…
The first Loop appeared outside my city. The structure was massive, spanning several acres and reaching high into the sky. It contained a…
A sequel to ‘Hail The New Age’, ‘Citadel Of The Moon’ is another fantasy novel by the very busy Mike Chinn. Again, we…
Kate Wilhelm’s book, ‘The Mile-Long Spaceship’ is an anthology of eleven of her short stories from the 1950s-60s. The opening story, released in…
By any standards, ‘Lucid’ is a solid debut novel. While author Oraine Johnson already has an established career in the arts, what he’s…
‘Opi’s World’ by Geoff Nelder is the fifth and latest novella in his space opera ‘Flying Crooked’ book series. Yet it is not…
Bob Johansson is a cheerful man. He’s about to sell his company for millions of dollars, and he’s at his favourite science fiction…
One unique aspect of science fiction, compared to other genres, is that its settings can become timeless, particularly when they are not associated…
‘And All The Stars A Stage’ is a marvellous title, a take on ‘All The World’s A Stage’ in case you didn’t know.…