Science Fiction And Numbers: a keep counting article by: GF Willmetts.
Although I think I’ve covered this before, our ever-increasing number of readers might have missed it a few decades ago. This primarily pertains…
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Science fiction, fantasy, horror and steampunk.
Although I think I’ve covered this before, our ever-increasing number of readers might have missed it a few decades ago. This primarily pertains…
As I read through ‘The Encyclopaedia Of Science Fiction Movies,’ I made the decision to begin with the 1959 film ‘The Atomic Submarine.’…
‘We Are Not All Right’ is a collection of short stories by author Mike Morgan, many of which have an environmental theme. All…
I’ve seen the title ‘Earthwreck’ over the years but only recently picked up this 1978 reprint. Originally, it came out in 1974. Author…
Fiction has always reflected its time and has addressed social issues. Charles Dickens frequently wrote about the social issues that were prevalent, bringing…
Fans of Denis Villeneuve’s Dune and its sequel, prepare for a sandworm-sized twist: your favorite Arrakis warriors are moonlighting as artists. Starting November…
I have heard of Robert Silverberg’s novel, ‘Nightwings,’ but have not yet read it. According to the indicia, it was in its fourth…
Get ready to experience the apocalypse like you’ve never seen—or heard—before. The End, hitting screens December 6th, 2024, is an apocalyptic musical from…
Squid Game is back for round two, and if you thought the first season was a harrowing, anxiety-inducing thrill ride, you’re in for…
Brace yourselves, sci-fi fans, because Earth Abides is about to hit our screens as a six-episode miniseries, and if you’ve ever wondered what…
Galactica 1980. The much-loved spin-off of Battlestar Galactica. Or, depending on your perspective, the well-meaning relative who turned up uninvited to the sci-fi…
I can spot a scam. A long-term scam at that. Eventually. A few years ago, I was asked to finance a time travel…