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Doctor Who: The Pirate Planet by James Goss (book review)

Author James Goss announces in the introduction that this version of the Doctor Who story, ‘The Pirate Planet’ is based

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Science Fiction And Fantasy Artists Of The Twentieth Century: A Biographical Dictionary by Jane Frank (book review)

Oddly, there are very few really expensive first-hand books about Science Fiction. I’ve resisted ‘Keep Watching The Skies’, even if

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Perihelion SF – online magazine (emag review)

‘Perihelion SF’ is free to read on-line and contains a bit of non-fiction and some short stories as follows. Top

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Telepath: Hive Mind 1 by Janet Edwards (book review)

There is now a new kind of author: the hybrid. These are writers who have been published by mainstream publishers

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Warehouse 13 DVD boxset (DVD TV series review)

I have to confess that after ‘The X-Files’ ended, seeing the plethora of new series with FBI agents investigating weird

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The Handmaid’s Tale (trailer of terror).
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The Handmaid’s Tale (trailer of terror).

Here’s the trailer for The Handmaid’s Tale TV series (a la the excellent novel by Margaret Atwood). It is coming

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Death Race 2050 (trailer).
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Death Race 2050 (trailer).

Here’s the trailer for Death Race 2050, Corman’s sequel to his original definitive future-shock road rage 1975 movie, Death Race

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The Blockade (First Salik War book 3) by Jean Johnson (book review)

‘The Blockade’ is the third and final book in the ‘First Salik War’ series by author Jean Johnson. The other

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UFO – The Complete Series (Blu-Ray and book review).

‘UFO’, Gerry Anderson’s first foray into live-action television is an interesting contrast of style and content. From a design point-of-view,

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An Election On Snuffworld : a short story by: GF Willmetts

Detective Inspector Baratty Rabatty barely had to show his badge as he trotted through the palace. The word of the

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