Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014) (film review – Mark’s take).
With a story that asks once again ‘why can’t we all get along?’ we have the special-effects-laden account of human
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Blake’s 7: Battleground by Andrew Smith (CD review).
In a story which started in ‘Fractures’, Andrew Smith picks up with Blake and his merry band in ‘Battleground’. The
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Resistance by Samit Basu (book review).
‘Resistance’ is the follow on novel to ‘Turbulence’, which introduced us to the first wave of normal humans who acquired
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Armor by John Steakley (book review).
An interesting little fact is the blurb on the back cover of the ‘Armor’ paperback has the title ‘Universal Soldier’
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Zoe’s Tale by John Scalzi (book review).
‘Zoe’s Tale’ is set in the universe so expertly depicted in ‘Old Man’s War’ but isn’t about the genetically grown
Read MoreEditorial – July 2014: Whose side are you on?
Whose side are you on? Hello everyone After going on about Science Fiction lacking areas to explore, some heavy thinking
Read MoreAll Of This And I Only Wanted Was To Teleport To Australia: a story of motion by: GF Willmetts.
Frankly, I didn’t want to teleport. I could tolerate the jet lag…except I was needed down under in Oz quickly
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It’s a great big scifi and fantasy circus at Piccadilly!
Gollancz and Waterstones London Piccadilly are hosting a genre fiction festival with participation from Patrick Rothfuss, Stephen Hunt, Joanne M.
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Alternative reality USA that lost the War of Independence. So much better under Britain?
Here’s a look at what the alternative reality USA that lost the War of Independence could have been like. So
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Dream London by Tony Ballantyne (book review).
London has changed. Salamanders scavenge in its alleyways and golden snakes live under floorboards. Most of the city has been
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