The SFcrowsnest archive
Science fiction, fantasy, horror and steampunk.
Pluribus takes four Creative Arts Emmys and finally ends Vince Gilligan's winless streak, Marvel's X-Men casts Asa Germann as Angel, and Leigh Bardugo…
‘Mimeograph’ by Eira A Ekre is a standalone Science Fiction novella. It does not fit neatly into any single sub-genre, but is a…
The Star Trek 60th anniversary brings a new Paramount film and a Le Creuset cookware range, the 2026 Dragon Awards hand out rockets…
The idea of time travel has been around for a very long time. Many readers will be familiar with H.G. Wells’ ‘The Time…
Phil Tippett's Berkeley workshop closes for good, Netflix goes looking for Strahd, Worldcon's business meeting reaches for the red pen, and the Horror…
One of the dilemmas any author faces is how long a work should be. Some mentors will tell them to write the story…
The Rogue Trooper trailer has arrived, and Duncan Jones has finally dragged 2000 AD's blue-skinned killing machine onto a screen, with three BFI…
Three weeks of genre news in one go: a Hugo Awards upset in Anaheim, John Crowley's death, T. Kingfisher's suspiciously perfect publicity timing,…
A new Dune Part Three trailer has landed, which means Warner Bros. is now rationing Arrakis footage with roughly the same generosity the…
The Galaxy's Greatest Comic has been felled not by the Dark Judges, not by a Sov nuke, but by a web offset press…
Octavia Butler wrote five Patternist novels. The earlier books explore the long history that eventually leads to the Patternist society, including the life…
‘Scion’ by James Islington is standalone Science Fiction thriller. Azure is an enhanced human with revs, cogs and somatics, one of the very…
