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The Mysterious Planet by Lester del Rey When most readers think of 1950s sci-fi geared toward a younger audience, they probably focus on two authors, Robert A. Heinlein and Andre N...
A thrilling adventure in one of the coolest places in the Solar System... The post An Exciting Tale in a Fascinating Setting: <i>Trouble on Titan</i> by Alan E. Nourse...
ANALOG SF – January 1968, Editor: John W. Campbell. Cover art credited to NASA. Overall rating: ***½. R. C. FITZPATRICK & LEIGH RICHMOND. “There Is a Tide.” Novelette. The cont...
The narrative unfolds in a future where space-mining companies have accidentally destroyed Earth, forcing humans, robots, and artificial intelligences to disperse to other planets....
By John Hertz: In further honor of Larry Niven’s 88th birthday — a doubly-lucky number, according to some — last month, I offer these thoughts. I suggest that Niven has an independ...
ANNE McCAFFREY – Dragonrider. Serialized in Analog SF, December 1967 – January 1969. Novella. Nebula winner. Reprinted in Nebula Award Stories Four, edited by Poul Anderson (Double...
Let's take a trip down the book-lined pathways of Memory Lane... The post What Was the First Book You Bought From Each SF Publisher? appeared first on Reactor.
by Lowell Kempf A little over a year ago, I decided that I should really try Clifford D. Simak again, after not being able to get through his books back in middle school or high s...
(1) ALIENS RECOMMENDED. James S.A. Corey (the pen name of Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck, the authors of the Expanse series), picked the “Best Alien Books by Octavia E. Butler, Ted C...
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...
(1) J. G. BALLARD BIOGRAPHY REVIWED. “The Illuminated Man by Christopher Priest and Nina Allan review – an unconventional portrait of JG Ballard” by Adam Sisman in the Guardian. …I...
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