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BSFA Awards 2018 from the British Science Fiction Association.
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BSFA Award 2018 winners from the British Science Fiction Association.

The British Science Fiction Association dropped the Nest a line today to tell us the winners of the BSFA Awards

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The Martian Invasion Of Earth by HG Wells and dramatised by Nicholas Briggs (audio review).

  HG Wells did not hold back from demonstrating violence and despair in his ‘War Of The Worlds’ if the

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Pacific Rim Uprising – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack by Lorne Balfe (soundtrack review).

‘Pacific Rim Uprising’ is the sequel to the 2013 Science Fiction monster film called, yes, you’ve guessed it, ‘Pacific Rim’.

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Colony (3rd season trailer).
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Colony (3rd season trailer).

Here’s the trailer for the 3rd series of alien invasion TV series, Colony. Colony’s third season starts six months after

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Terminal (first trailer: hello Margot Robbie)
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Terminal (first trailer: hello Margot Robbie).

This fantasy crime movie in high new weird style follows the adventures of a pair of assassins with a nasty

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The City & The City (first trailer).

Here’s the first trailer for BBC Two’s adaptation of China Miéville’s new-weird fantasy-crime novel thang, The City & The City. Is

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Westworld second season (trailer II).

Here’s another trailer featuring the robot revolution at everyone’s favourite android amusement park, Westworld. Looks like there’s some Samurai-land crossover,

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Legionnaires TP Book One by Tom McGraw, Tom Peyer, Mark Waid, Stuart Immonen, Lee Moder and Jeffrey Mot (graphic novel review).

In the introduction, writer Mark Waid points out that after John Byrne rewrote Superman’s history, removing his junior time-travelling adventures,

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Creepy Presents Richard Corben (book review).

Dark Horse have been reprinting Warren Publication magazines in hardback for some time. They must have been conscious of the

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2000AD Prog 2074 (e-mag review).

All new stories started in the last extra large issue of ‘2000AD’ and they continue in this one, though it’s

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