Foundation: what the heck was Isaac Asimov’s psychohistory science about?
If you are confused what the heck all this ‘Psychohistory’ business is about, what with the new Apple TV series
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Total Geek-Art: A Celebration Of Pop Culture by Thomas Olivri (book review).
Any book with ‘Geek’ in its title falls into our raised eyebrow category. Thomas Olivri’s book, ‘Total Geek-Art: A Celebration
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The Midnight Bargain by CL Polk (book review).
Beatrice Clayborn is a young woman about to be married off to the most eligible bachelor in order to secure
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Arthur C. Clarke Award science fiction book of the year for 2021, shortlist (award news).
The 35th shortlist for the Arthur C. Clarke Award science fiction book of the year has arrived with us, and
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When The People Fall by Cordwainer Smith (book review).
I should point out that the reason I bought ‘When The People Fall’ by Cordwainer Smith was because I spotted
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Dragon Art by Graeme Aymer (book review)
Just what you need for a book on dragon art called ‘Dragon Art’ is a really big oblong book. After
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Monday Luck by Neil Robinson (book review).
The word ‘novel’ means new. Originally, a tale of over 60,000 words would have been a novel idea and the
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The Library Of The Dead (Edinburgh Nights book 1) by T.L. Huchu (book review).
There’s a library under a graveyard in the middle of Edinburgh. A library of magical and mystical knowledge that is
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The Space Annihilator And Other Early Science Fiction From The Argosy (book review).
David Kyle mentioned that the first story using teleportation was ‘The Space Annihilator’ by Harlie Oren Cummins back in 1901,
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Adrian Tchaikovsky: science fiction author interview (video).
Science fiction author Adrian Tchaikovsky sits down to chat with the FP’s Andrew Sumner to chat for twenty minutes about
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