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The Artificial Man And Other Stories by Clare Winger Harris (book review).

As I recently noted in another review, Clare Winger Harris (1891-1968) was the first female science fiction author to sell

Krull, that flamboyant 1983 science fantasy swashbuckler, is an extravagant cinematic mélange that echoes through the annals of film history

I recently had the good fortune to obtain the 13th issue of ‘Back Issue’. Although its cover, which is dedicated

Neo’s Cleaning Service by McFloyd Nguyen is a speculative plunge into a dystopian vortex where cleaning is not merely about

Coming to the end of a sequence of books can either give a sense of satisfaction of a well-rounded conclusion

It’s not often I start a book review with an apology, but I do now. In my review of the

There was a time when it was common to note the number of recurring authors that appeared in magazines. Admittedly,

In short, ‘Androne’ is a pretty darn good for a first novel. Set in the near future, Dwain Worrell imagines

In the lands of the rising sun where cherry blossoms elegantly dance in the subtle breeze and sushi rolls are

In a new interview, Dr. Salvatore Pais unfolds a tapestry of scientific wonder, meticulously navigating through a range of topics,