Caution! Inflammable by Thomas N. Scortia (book review).
The opening introduction to this anthology, ‘Caution! Inflammable’ by Thomas N. Scortia and by Ted Sturgeon, could apply to any SF author. More…
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The opening introduction to this anthology, ‘Caution! Inflammable’ by Thomas N. Scortia and by Ted Sturgeon, could apply to any SF author. More…
These ‘Century 21: Classic Comic Strips’ volumes collect reprints from the famous ‘TV Century 21’ British comic (later just ‘TV21’) that first came…
After the detonation of a nuclear device in the desert, the follow-plane, carrying Dr. Paul Martin (actor Peter Graves) sees a light on…
Bong Joon-ho’s latest cinematic offering, Mickey 17, is the kind of film that reminds us why we love science fiction: it’s weird, it’s…
‘Fearless’ by Allen Stroud is the first novel in ‘The Fractal Series’ trilogy. This is a near-future space opera when the human race…
‘The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy’ anthology has been running since 2015. The series editor, John Joseph Adams, selects a large number…
Fairweather is a luxury interstellar generation spaceship. Fairweather, a luxury interstellar generation spaceship, flies through the void of space with every amenity available…
‘Marcher’ is the second published novel by Chris Beckett, with the cover proclaiming loudly that it is a winner of the Arthur C.…
‘Titan’ is the second book I have reviewed by Ben Bova. The first was ‘Earth,’ and both form part of Bova’s epic, future-history…
The focus in this ‘Stingray Volume 2’ is the material that appeared in ‘Countdown’ and for Marina in the ‘Lady Penelope’ comic with…
With a title like ‘Who Needs Men,’ you would have thought this paperback would have been written by a woman than a male…
The second volume of ‘Weird Science’ continues reprinting them in an odd order, these from the original # 5-12, so we still haven’t…