The Circumference Of The World By Lavie Tidhar (book review).
‘The Circumference Of The World’ by Lavie Tidhar is a standalone Science Fiction novel that includes many sub-genres such as
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The Waters Of Mars by Phil Ford (book review).
Phil Ford and what an appropriate surname wrote this for the TV series and has adapted and expanded the story,
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A Haunting in Venice: Mark Kermode’s cri-fi movie (film review).
Mark Kermode had arrived for film review time only to find that Kenneth Branagh, with a twinkle in his eye
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Alter Ego #62 October 2006 (magazine review).
This early edition of “Alter Ego” kicks off with an interview featuring comic book artist Mike Ploog, detailing his transition
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Sister Death: Nun shall pass with this new Netflix horror movie (trailer).
SFcrowsnest chums, prepare yourselves for a delightful shiver down the spine with the upcoming supernatural horror film, “Sister Death” (or
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The Daily Doctor by Simon Guerrier and Peter Anghelides (book review).
Combine two writers with a vast knowledge of ‘Doctor Who’ and put them in a room with a spinning wheel.
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The Time Machine: a ticklish 1960 tale of time travel and Tofu-eating Eloi (film retrospective).
In the annals of science fiction cinema, George Pal’s 1960 classic, The Time Machine, stands out like a sore thumb
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Spy Smasher: a Republic serial (film serial review).
The 1942 Republic 12-part film serial, “Spy Smasher,” begins with immediate action. The agent, in disguise, is in France gathering
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The Navigating Fox by Christopher Rowe (book review).
Quintis is the only navigating fox. The only known ‘knowledgeable’ fox in existence. Alchemists have raised many animals to sentience
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The Avengers 1998: Brolly hell, a weather forecast of cinematic doom? (video article)
The Avengers, the 1998 film that makes you wonder what James Bond, Austin Powers, and a dash of Monty Python
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