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The Mechanics Of Memory by Audrey Lee (book review).

‘The Mechanics of Memory’ by Audrey Lee is a technological thriller rather than a science fiction novel. It’s set more

Another WorldCon has come and gone, but Glasgow 2024 will be remembered for many good things. Membership was high, exceeding

Just when you thought the Y2K panic of 1999 was nothing more than a nostalgic punchline, along comes Kyle Mooney’s

Artist Lola (actress Faye Tamasa) finds a bag of seed on her doorstep which gives birth to an alien

The final volume of Batman in the New 52 comprises of Batman #51-52; Batman Futures End # 1; Batman Annual

As can be seen from this edition of ‘Comic Book Artist’ from 2001, the subject is ‘Charlton Comics Of The

The opening introduction to the 2016 film ‘Deep Space’, previously called ‘Teleois’, reveals the history of GC humans, genetically superior

Ben Bova should not need much introduction to SF fans. Bova has won the Hugo Awards no less than six

For those Brits old enough to remember, back in the late 1960s, our libraries released pamphlets of required reading in

‘The Games’ was the first novel by prolific short form author Ted Kosmatka. First novels are always interesting. Will this