SFcrowsnest

The Garden At The Roof Of The World by W.B.J. William (book review).

‘The Garden At The Roof Of The World’ by W.B.J. Williams is an ambitious debut. Presented as a found manuscript,

I haven’t read Stephen King’s novel of ‘Under The Dome’ so can’t make any comparisons between it and the TV

I thought with a title like ‘The Hidden Science Of Lost Civilisations’ that David Wilcock’s was going to be looking

In the introduction to this book, director Ridley Scott says that the alien xenomorph (just to paraphrase a little to

In-universe reference books about the ‘Star Wars’ universe have been published on a regular basis for many years, labouring hard

‘The Darwin Elevator’ by James M. Hough ended with the discovery of a second space elevator and a new, moveable

Elon Musk of HyperLoop fame has been busy with his other transport system recently – the SpaceX ‘Grasshopper’ re-usable rocket,

Mixing found footage with conventional camera footage, ‘Evidence’ tells of two detectives who have to solve a puzzle and play

Just in case you’re getting withdrawal symptoms as to why there are no film books for the second ‘Star Trek’

Trying to get a handle on what ‘The Avengers And Philosophy’ would focus in Marvel Comics’ premiere team, I realised