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Squid Game: South Korean Netflix scifi TV series (review).
The kids are down with the squids? Yes, it’s time to review the South Korean Netflix scifi TV series, Squid Game. According to…
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Science fiction, fantasy, horror and steampunk.
October 2021
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Alien Invasions!: The History Of Aliens In Pop Culture edited by Michael Stein (book review).
Looking at the picture on the cover of ‘Alien Invasions! : The History Of Aliens In Pop Culture’, it should quickly become apparent…
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The Actual Star by Monica Byrne (SF book review)
‘The Actual Star’ is one of those books that tries to tell multiple stories at once, intertwining them and using each to explain…
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Bewilderment by Richard Powers (book review).
‘Bewilderment’ by Richard Powers is a literary Science Fiction novel, set in a world very similar to our own or in the very…
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The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Sept/Oct 2021, Volume 141 #757 (magazine review).
This 757th issue of ‘The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction’ has a beautiful astronomical image on the cover by David A. Hardy.…
September 2021
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On Arcturus VII by Eric Brown (book review).
The last few novellas with Eric Brown’s name on the cover that I’ve reviewed here were the four outings of the ‘Kon-Tiki Quartet’,…
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The Foundation (first episode: scifi TV series review).
Apple TV’s adaption of Asimov’s Foundation books – long regarded as unfilmable – has finally arrived, and Daniel Greene sits in on the…
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Future Science Fiction Digest #12 (e-mag review).
‘Future Science Fiction Digest’ is a quality magazine serving up international short Science Fiction for anglophone readers to broaden their tastes. This issue…
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Best Of British Science Fiction 2020 edited by Donna Scott (book review).
These ‘Best Of British-’ collections from Newcon Press always feature a lot of good stuff so I was pleased to get another for…
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The All-Consuming World by Cassandra Khaw (book review).
‘The All-Consuming World’ by Cassandra Khaw is a standalone Science Fiction novel. The Dirty Dozen, humans turned into clone-able cyborgs, disbanded forty years ago after…
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AI 2041: Ten Visions For Our Future by Kai-Fu Lee and Chen Quifan (book review).
One of the greatest challenges for a Science Fiction author is to write a story set twenty or so years in the future.…
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Please Do Not Ask For Mercy As A Refusal Often Offends by Paul Bassett Davies (book review).
‘Please Do Not Ask For Mercy As A Refusal Often Offends’ must be the longest book title of any book I have…