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The Aliens by Murray Leinster (book review).

Murray Leinster’s book, ‘The Aliens,’ is actually a five-story anthology of material previously seen in print in American SF magazines.

As a creative, I tend to be unique, exploring what makes me tick. Other creatives tend to avoid this because

Strap in, Star Wars fans, because the mouse has finally decided that Baby Yoda — sorry, Grogu — is big

One hundred and fifteen years in our future, the Earth has been divided by the Barrier, a mysterious, extraterrestrial entity.

Well, well. Hollywood has once again gone rummaging in the nostalgia cupboard, brushed the dust off a VHS marked Anaconda

The Running Man: few titles in sci-fi are quite so elastic. First, we had Stephen King (under his sneaky Bachman

Kevin J. Anderson is probably best known these days for his collaboration with Brian Herbert, the son of Frank Herbert,

Some films sound like they were dreamed up during a late-night pub crawl after one too many pints. KPOP DEMON

With this issue of ‘Back Issue’, we have the start of editor Roger Ash’s tenure on this title. In his

Infinity castles, kaiju, and vending machines with more personality than half the Hollywood slate — it’s been a busy old