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A.I. In Law: an article by GF Willmetts.

Science fiction author Isaac Asimov was not happy with early robot stories and film depictions. Quite understandably, because robots were

The first Loop appeared outside my city. The structure was massive, spanning several acres and reaching high into the sky.

Back Issue #81 is also called the ‘All-Jerks Issue! ’ For us in the UK, we don’t use the term

There isn’t always a choice when it comes to buying books or even graphic novel series volumes over the Net.

As a clinical empath and agoraphobic, I tend to be wary of crowds, as my abilities tend to be overwhelmed

One of the pieces of advice often given to aspiring authors is to write about what they know. While this

Here we have great swords and sorcery adventures. Author Mike Chinn defines the ‘Warriors Of The Boundless’ as ‘endless realms

A sequel to ‘Hail The New Age’, ‘Citadel Of The Moon’ is another fantasy novel by the very busy Mike

Kate Wilhelm’s book, ‘The Mile-Long Spaceship’ is an anthology of eleven of her short stories from the 1950s-60s. The opening

Writer Peter Bosch explains in his introduction that ‘American Movie Comic Books: 1930s-1970s ‘From The Silver Screen To The Printed