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Imagining life among the stars, from space stations in crisis to a planet-sized shopping mall... The post Five Very Different Science Fictional Takes on Space Habitats appeared fir...
“But for Balalrd it held a deeper meaning, a sense that reality was itself a stage set that could be dismantled at any moment. No matter how magnificent anything appeared, it could...
Watson's death last month prompted sci-fi columnist Emily H. Wilson to read his acclaimed 1973 debut and find out what she'd been missing. She found it fascinating – but reflective...
(1) HEATS SHOOTS AND LEAVES. Joel Miller discusses “Brian Aldiss’ Hothouse: The Strangest Apocalypse in Science Fiction” at Transmissions from Tomorrow. Billions of years from now,...
A second round of stories exploring power, politics, and survival... in space!!! The post Further Adventures in Classic, Quirky Anthologies — <i>Galactic Empires: Volume Two&...
Sci-fi fans can enjoy a new Red Dwarf novel – the first for 30 years – this month, as well as sci-fi horror from Paul Tremblay and a journey to Planet Happy with Riley August
In 1932, a 22-year-old John W. Campbell — later the Astounding editor who shaped midcentury science fiction, and, as has been well documented, an open fascist — published "The Last...
Science fiction aficionados and fans of practical effects will want to pour one out today: Brian Johnson, a man responsible for building some of the most iconic sci-fi craft in mov...
A spoiler-free review of Dead But Dreaming of Electric Sheep by Paul Tremblay: its remote-piloted premise, split structure, sharp humor, and where the four-star horror stumbles. Th...
About the Book:When a prion plague begins hollowing out the human mind, Nobel laureate Maja Nygaard builds the only lifeboat left: a machine that destroys the body to preserve the...
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Alan Moore blends historical reality with occult philosophy, creating multi-layered universes where the heroes are everyday human beings. The post I HEAR A NEW WORLD: further adven...
Most of us who know the work of Roald Dahl grew up with it, eventually coming to consider the man a master of imaginative, often grotesque tales for children. A bit later on, when...
Surely, issues like traffic jams, speeding, and road rage can be solved through these creative strategies... The post Safer Driving Through Science Fiction appeared first on Reacto...
Finlay chronicles the life of a man working for an ambitious (and possibly delusional) chief executive. A third of the way through the book, the narrator describes protagonist Hugh...
The delightful adventures of a group of aspiring young scientists... The post Making Things and Having Fun: <i>The Mad Scientists’ Club</i> by Bertrand R. Brinley appea...
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