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The Churchill Years: Volume 01 by Phil Mulryne, Alan Barnes, Justin Richards and Ken Bentley (CD fiction review).

When Winston Churchill made his appearance in ‘Victory Of The Daleks ‘in 2010 as an ally to the Doctor, nobody

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The Many Deaths Of Scott Koblish by Scott Koblish (book review).

 ‘The Many Deaths Of Scott Koblish’ is a small hardback coffee table book by comic artist Scott Koblish (Spider-Man, Deadpool)

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From Distant Stars (book 2) by Sam Peters (book review).

Sam Peters’ 2017 debut novel ‘From Darkest Skies’ was one of those addictive books that I didn’t want to put

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Backwater Planet: a short story by GF Willmetts.

When we sent out generation starships, we don’t expect to see them come back. More so, this was one of

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Transformers-style robots: now as rideable amusement park rides!

You have to love SoftBank’s Asratec robotics arm, along with Japan’s Brave Robotics Company, they’ve teamed up with amusement park tech specialist J-deite

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Star Trek Discovery second season feature.
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Star Trek Discovery second season feature.

Here’s a little behind the scenes and front-of-house feature on all the Trek-related goodies we’re due when Star Trek Discovery‘s season

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Kin (scifi movie trailer).
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Kin (scifi movie trailer).

Kin‘s a SF movie set in the current day about a young teenager in a dodgy urban environment with a

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On Spec: The Canadian Magazine Of The Fantastic vol. 28 no. 4 #107 (magazine review).

On Spec # 107 contains seven short stories, a poetic tribute to Ursula Le Guin, another poem, two interviews, an

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Last Ship Home by Rodney Matthews (book review).

After seeing some samples of Rodney Matthews’ artwork in Illustrators # 21 a few months back, I looked around to

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The Mabinogion Tetralogy by Evangeline Walton (book review).

‘The Mabinogion’ is the cornerstone of Welsh myth comprising of a collection of tales that fuse folklore, culture and Arthurian

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