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Pollen by Jeff Noon (book review).

When writing novels, there is often a temptation to blend more than one genre together and the results are not

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Universes by Stephen Baxter (book review).

Stephen Baxter has been on the periphery of my awareness for years. I have read one of his stories, only

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The Entropy Conflict by David Conyers (book review).

An interesting collection of five short stories, this is a presentation of Australian author David Conyers’ new and recent work,

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Riddick... a man of his word.
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Riddick… a man of his word.

Here’s the new Riddick movie, and it looks a lot closer to Pitch Black than the second rather odd film.

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ComicsMagazinesScifi

Spaceship Away Part 29 Spring 2012 (magazine review).

In many respects, the latest issue of ‘Spaceship Away’ is more text dominated than usual. This is, in part, because

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Dog In The Manger (An Eli Paxton Mystery) by Mike Resnick (book review).

There is something in the way that SF writers will flirt with the crime genre, but rarely the other way

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MEDIAMusic/AudioScifi

BBC SF Radio Dramas – June 2013

DANGEROUS VISIONS ON THE RADIO Many years ago I was blown away by a bunch of short stories – edited

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After Earth (film review by Frank Ochieng).

The practice of nepotism in Hollywood — as in other areas of industry — can be a mixed bag of

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Elysium - new mega-trailer shows the brilliance.
FilmsScifi

Elysium – new mega-trailer shows the brilliance.

Jodie Foster and Matt Damon rarely star in complete turkeys, which is good, because Neill Blomkamp of District 9 fame

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Love Minus Eighty by Will McIntosh (book review).

Imagine this. You’re a woman killed in an accident and because you’re all natural and pretty, you’re kept on ice…literally…under

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