Extinction by Douglas Peston (book review).
Needless to say, when I started reading this book, ‘Extinction by Douglas Peston’, the shadow of ‘Jurassic Park’ was already looming large at…
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Needless to say, when I started reading this book, ‘Extinction by Douglas Peston’, the shadow of ‘Jurassic Park’ was already looming large at…
The museums noticed it first. Their samples were in full view. The change was obvious. Their moon rocks were no longer rocks. They…
When you’ve had your fill of being trapped on gloomy spaceships and planets so remote they make Milton Keynes look cheerful, what’s left…
When your spaceship is mysteriously slaughtered, your crew reduced to chunky salsa, and you’ve woken up with a headache and the memory of…
Back in the glorious days when an alien invasion could be thwarted by a spotty teenager armed only with a pocketful of 10p…
The opening introduction to this anthology, ‘Caution! Inflammable’ by Thomas N. Scortia and by Ted Sturgeon, could apply to any SF author. More…
These ‘Century 21: Classic Comic Strips’ volumes collect reprints from the famous ‘TV Century 21’ British comic (later just ‘TV21’) that first came…
After the detonation of a nuclear device in the desert, the follow-plane, carrying Dr. Paul Martin (actor Peter Graves) sees a light on…
Black Mirror, the TV series that gleefully reminds us our smartphones are secretly plotting our demise and social media algorithms know us better…
Science fiction fans are in for an interesting ride with the upcoming film Mickey 17, muses our man-of-many movies, Mark Kermode, as he…
Netflix has dropped the trailer for The Electric State, and folks, it looks like someone took Stranger Things, smashed it into The Iron…
Bong Joon-ho’s latest cinematic offering, Mickey 17, is the kind of film that reminds us why we love science fiction: it’s weird, it’s…