Luna: Wolf Moon by Ian McDonald (book review).
The second volume of Ian McDonald’s ‘Luna’ trilogy follows on directly from the events of ‘New Moon’, chronicling the fallout from the tumultuous…
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The second volume of Ian McDonald’s ‘Luna’ trilogy follows on directly from the events of ‘New Moon’, chronicling the fallout from the tumultuous…
Considering I reviewed ‘The Andromeda Strain’ film a couple months ago, I’ll assume you’ve watched it or acquired and read Michael Crichton’s book…
Here’s a trailer for the upcoming new 3rd season of Westworld, in the form of a trailer for some creepy future Google-Amazon-like company…
Blending sexually charged romance with action, space travel, fashion and politics, ‘Polaris Rising’ is focused on the audience at the centre of a…
Colour Out of Space is an upcoming scifi horror movie from Richard Stanley based on the Lovecraft story of the same-ish name, where…
From the opening chapters of Tochi Onyebuchi’s novel, ‘War Girls’, you wouldn’t think there was a civil war going on between the Nigerians…
Flanolla Scobie didn’t even bother to look as she crossed the road. She also ignored the chaos of the various horse-driven traffic behind…
Why was SHADO based in Great Britain rather than bigger continents like America, Russia or Asia, all of whom contributed to its funding…
Until this book, ‘Journey Through Utopia, I had never heard of Marie Louise Berneri (1919-1949). She died at 30 from a blood infection…
I recently pulled ‘The Predator’ DVD. I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect and couldn’t avoid the bad press it was getting. After…
HG Wells is a pioneer of the Science Fiction genre and if you’ve not heard of him and his stories then I think…
In new scifi horror movie Little Joe, Alice, a scientist, creates a genetically modified plant which is designed to make humans happy –…