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Dark Shepherd by Fred Gambino (book review)

I first came across Fred Gambino’s name in 2011 when I found a copy of his art book ‘Ground Zero’

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2024 shortlist for the Arthur C. Clarke Award
AwardsScifi

Six-Legged Bambi and Time Travel? The finalists of the 2024 Clarke Award (news)

Hold onto your spacesuits and snorkels, SFcrowsnest chums. The 2024 Arthur C. Clarke Award has unveiled a shortlist that promises

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Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes: humanity's feral turn in an ape's world (trailer).
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Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes: Mark Kermode’s scifi movie review (video).

The latest cinematic jaunt through the jungle, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, takes us 300 years into the

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Nostalgic Neon and Nightmare Fuel: looking back at dark 80s animated films (video).
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Nostalgic Neon and Nightmare Fuel: looking back at dark 80s animated films (video).

Larks, the 1980s: a magical era when cartoons weren’t just for kids and filmmakers thought it was a great idea

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Megalopolis scifi film
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Megalopolis: the Sci-Fi epic you didn’t know you needed (trailer).

Imagine a world where the classical grandeur of ancient Rome collides headfirst with the neon-drenched spectacle of Blade Runner. That’s

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Mad Max Hope and Glory: a fan film masterpiece (short movie: in full).
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Mad Max Hope and Glory: a fan film masterpiece (short movie: in full).

In a world where the deserts howl and the engines roar even louder, ‘Mad Max: Hope and Glory’ emerges as

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Sliders TV series
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Sliders: the TV series that gave the multiverse its original mojo? (classic retrospective).

Welcome to Sliders, the show that turned quantum physics into a spectator sport. It’s the late 90s, and instead of

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Movie booksScifi

Space Odyssey by Michael Benson (book review).

I’ve been sitting on a couple books about the 1968 film ‘’2001: A Space Odyssey’ for some time now. While

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FilmsScifi

Spaceways (1952) (DVD review).

Have you heard of the 1953 British film ‘Spaceways’? neither until recently. It shows how much exposure this film gets,

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BooksIllustrationScifi

Journeyman: The Art Of Chris Moore by Stephen Gallagher (book review).

I did say I was going to look at ‘Journeyman: The Art of Chris Moore’ by Stephen Gallagher after reviewing

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