‘Spider, Spider’ is the debut novel from L.C. Winter. The categorisation on the rear of the volume defines it as
Mortal Kombat II has now cartwheeled into cinemas, dragging with it several realms, a worrying number of sharp objects, and
There are science fiction shows that boldly go where no one has gone before, and then there is Lexx, which
Rather uniquely, the third volume of Secret Six is also one of the smallest. Quite how the distribution of pages
When I started Stanislas Dehaene’s book, ‘How We Learn’, with its sub-title adding the detail, ‘The New Science Of Education
Read MoreLooking at the examples cited by author Heather Duerre Humann in her introduction to her book ‘Reality Simulation In Science
Read MoreBrilliant astronomer Bryan Gaensler (who works at the Dunlap Institute for Astronomy and Astrophysics, at the University of Toronto) visits
Read MoreThe film-reviewing legend that is Mark Kermode sits down to watch the game-into-movie flick, Sonic the Hedgehog. In this beautiful
Read MoreHere’s a fascinating one-hour-long video documentary with writers and thinkers Peter Diamandis & Steven Kotler, concerning what our future will
Read MoreTwo interesting stories drop across the SFcrowsnest desk thanks to our national newspapers. In the first story, astronomers are now
Read MoreHere’s the movie review of animated furry spy-fy film, Spycies, by our fan-of-many-flicks, Mark Kermode. In this toon movie, a
Read MoreHere’s the trailer for the fourth series of scifi TV thang Stranger Things, in which it seems, as rumoured, that
Read MoreAdam’s first project with Boston Dynamics’ Spot robot gives it a novel purpose: pulling a custom-built steampunk carriage with a
Read MoreHere’s the new theme song from the new James Bond film, Billie Eilish’s ‘No Time To Die‘. “Ah, come in
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