The Dark Forest (The Three-Body Problem book 2) by Cixin Liu translated by Joel Martinsen (book review).
Cixin Liu’s classic of Chinese Science Fiction continues in this second volume, translated into English by Joel Martinsen as ‘The
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Saucer Country Volume 2: The Reticulan Candidate by Paul Cornell and Ryan Kelly (graphic novel review).
‘The Reticulan Candidate’ collects issues 7-14 of Paul Cornell’s political alien abduction thriller ‘Saucer Country’. Governor Arcadia Alvarado is running
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Exploring Space:1999: An Episode Guide And Complete History Of The Mid-1970s Science Fiction Television Series by John Kenneth Muir (book review).
‘Space 1999’, like ‘Thunderbirds’ and ‘Terrahawks’ was one of those rare Gerry Anderson productions that actually made it to a
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Central Station by Lavie Tidhar (book review).
I read several of Lavie Tidhar’s ‘Central Station’ stories when they appeared in ‘Interzone’ magazine in recent years. They were
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My Fair Ladies: Female Robots, Androids And Other Artificial Eves by Julie Wosk (book review).
The title of Julie Wosk’s book, ‘My Fair Ladies: Female Robots, Androids And Other Artificial Eves’ covers all the types
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The Fifth Dimension June 2016 edited by J. Allen Irwine (e-mag review).
‘The Fifth Dimension’ was one of the magazines published by samsdotpublishing in days of yore and, when that organisation passed
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In The Beginning (Kindle Edition) by Robert Silverberg (ebook review).
‘In The Beginning’ is a collection of short stories from Robert Silverberg’s early days in the business. It’s the stuff
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Henry And The Guardian Of The Lost by Jenny Nimmo (book review).
Aimed at the most discerning audience, the young, I was privileged be able to read ‘Henry And The Guardians Of
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forbID : a short story by: GF Willmetts
Don’t try this at home, kids. In fact, don’t it away from home, neither. At least, that’s what we found.
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Morgan (film review by Frank Ochieng)
Following in your film-making father’s footsteps can be perceived either as a credible career choice or an inevitable curse. So
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