Kin (scifi movie trailer).
Kin‘s a SF movie set in the current day about a young teenager in a dodgy urban environment with a
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How Can Anything Be Out Of Date In Science Fiction: an article of probabilities by GF Willmetts.
OK, let’s repeat the question from the title: How can anything be out of date in Science Fiction? Actually, it’s
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On Spec: The Canadian Magazine Of The Fantastic vol. 28 no. 4 #107 (magazine review).
On Spec # 107 contains seven short stories, a poetic tribute to Ursula Le Guin, another poem, two interviews, an
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The Infinet (Trivial Game Book 1) by John Akers (book review).
‘The Infinet’ is both speculative Science Fiction and a thriller, set in the not-too-distant future. One company, Omnitech Industries, has
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The Backworlds (book 1) by M. Pax (ebook review).
Every now and then a book comes along that’s a real pleasure to read and ‘The Backworlds’ by M. Pax
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Another trailer for The Rain from Netflix, in which a brutal rain-borne virus wipes out most of the population, and
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Ironclads by Adrian Tchaikovsky (book review).
Until relatively recently, Adrian Tchaikovsky was known almost exclusively as a fantasy author, having produced the multi-volume epic fantasy series
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Blackfish City by Sam J. Miller (book review).
Two books came to mind as I started reading Sam J. Miller’s book ‘Blackfish City’: ‘Austral’ by Paul McAuley and
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Lost In Space (A Netflix Original Series Soundtrack) by Christopher Lennertz (soundtrack review).
There’s not many people who don’t remember ‘Lost In Space’, be it the original TV series in the 1960s or
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They Came To A City (1944) (Blu-ray film review).
Based off a JB Priestly play, ‘They Came To A City’, they used the same cast in the film version.
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