Pulse (A Chess Team Adventure book 1) by Jeremy Robinson (book review).
This is a Chess Team adventure novel, a sort of cutting edge US military sci-fi and ancient Greek mythology mash-up.
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Transformers: Age of Extinction teaser trailer.
Things have moved on, on Earth – everyone knows about the Transformers. And one truck driver is about to know
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Oscar Aftermath: Where’s the Sci-Fi Love? (article).
Sunday, March 2, 2014: The 86th Annual Academy Awards were held to celebrate the excellence in film-making for the movie season
Read MoreEditorial – March 2014: I see, therefore I must have…eventually!
Hello everyone Am I ever surprised? As I’m being rhetorical here, I’ll have to answer myself. Oh, lots of times.
Read MoreTrade-In. A story by: GF Willmetts.
It’s a common myth among the young sentient species that they will face alien invasion forces that will exterminate them
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Why Tenctonese Make Good Neighbours
thoughts on social acceptance by: GF Willmetts They improve the quality of the neighbourhood. They see vermin as dinner.
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Metro 2034 by Dmitry Glukhovsky (book review).
Does the name ‘Metro 2033’ sound familiar? I mean, it was a book and a computer game based in Russia
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The Back Of The Back Of Beyond by Edwina Harvey (edited by Simon Petrie) (ebook review).
The back of beyond generally refers to a place far away but in Edwina Harvey’s book, ‘The Back Of The
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Fluke or I Know Why The Winged Whale Sings by Christopher Moore (book review).
‘Fluke’ is set in the simultaneously academic and hedonistic world of Hawaiian whale researchers. Nate is a hard-core marine biologist
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Black Moon by Kenneth Calhoun (book review).
Depending on how you look at it, ‘Black Moon’ by Kenneth Calhoun is either horror or Science Fiction. I tended
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