Review: AMC’s Humans
A partial review of Humans, veering off into a discussion of sex bots.
MOVIE REVIEW: POLTERGEIST (2015): “They’re here!” (Again…)
They’re here! Or They’re Back! Steve asks the movie review question: “WHY?”
Scide Splitters: LoveStar by Andri Snaer Magnason
Andri Magnason spins a dark, humorous satire of a wildly absurd, near future that is not that far off from our current trajectory.
Review: The Occasional Diamond Thief by J.A. McLachlan
The Occasional Diamond Thief is an enjoyably complex story
Digging Up The Past: A Return To Jurassic Park
JURASSIC PARK was a template for the type of big budget summer movies which would be made after it and throughout the 90s
Review: Clypsis by Jeffrey A. Carver
Clypsis follows the tradition of young character determination familiar to the works of Heinlein, but with the fast paced cinematic action we’ve grown to expect in today’s science fiction.
Small Press Book Review: Tales From Super-Science Fiction
50s redux – Super Science Fiction!
Film Review: Jurassic World
It took one of the most astute adventure directors in history working with the best visual effects company ever at the bleeding edge of their craft to make the first Jurassic Park. Now, anyone can do it.
Review: The Baby Merchant, by Kit Reed
The Baby Merchant, an expertly crafted psychological crime drama with a modicum of science fiction, a book which reads with the page-turning magnetism of Stephen King, Thomas Harris or Michael Crichton.
Review: The Fire Children by Lauren Roy
Fans of original storytelling targeted for the young adult audiences will be impressed with emergence of author Lauren Roy and her soon to be released fantasy book, The Fire Children.
Review: Wrestling with Gods: Tesseracts Eighteen
Certain topics are never supposed to be discussed with strangers: religion and faith head the list. The featured authors in Wrestling with Gods:wave aside such strictures
Literary Critics Do Judge a Book By Its Cover
Maybe it should be the goal of mainstream literary editors to find at least one genre novel a week that deserves a lengthy review
Poetry Review: SETI Hits Paydirt, D. Kopaska-Merkel
Poems about stealthy alien invasion, alien colonization, trans-dimensional relationships, Amazons, gods, hillbillies and hicks, horticulture, uplifted animals, and bugs – lots of bugs.
Review: Naomi’s Room & The Silence of Ghosts, by Jonathan Aycliffe
What keeps someone in a haunted house once the scary stuff starts to happen?
Scide Splitters: The Masculinist Revolt by William Tenn
Warning: The story recommended in this review contains satire that may cause indigestion in some readers, particularly those who are currently afflicted with Puppy Mania.
Poetry Review – The Robot Scientist’s Daughter, Jeannine Hall Gailey
Poetry from a childhood spent exposed to radiation.
Review: Tomorrowland
What do you get when you base a feature film on poorly understood SF convention panel discussion themes? Tomorrowland.
Graphic Poetry Review: Stairs Appear in a Hole Outside of Town
Graphic Poetry? This might be the very FIRST graphic poetry book evah!
Book Review: The Lost Fleet: Beyond the Frontier: Leviathan by Jack Campbell
Lots of title colons, an accurate book cover(!) and realistic space battle physics. The Lost Fleet series is one its best to start at the beginning.
“Los Triquitraques” de Yánez Cossío: fantasía y ciencia ficción
An SF picture book from acclaimed Ecuadorian author Alicia Yánez Cossío
Review: Heroika 1: Dragon Eaters
Heroika 1: Dragon Eaters is a colorful bouquet of bold stories about one of the darkest primal forces in mythological lore.
Review: Crash, by Guy Haley
Who wouldn’t be discombobulated, finding oneself expelled from suspended animation amid the remains of a starship scattered across an alien world?
Book Review: All That Outer Space Allows by Ian Sales
Ian Sales concludes his alternate history space program series with All That Outer Space Allows
Review: All the Time in the World by Arthur C. Clarke
Be it film, radio, or just reading the short story, Arthur C. Clarke’s All the Time in the World is a must for every member of fandom to experience.
Blogger Invitado: Gonzalo Montero Lara. Los quechuas conquistan Marte en Los Sueños del Padre
Gonzalo Montero Lara reviews Ivan Prado Sejas’ work
Review: Red Planet Blues by Robert J. Sawyer
A Robert J. Sawyer novel is always cause for celebration, though some more than others.
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