Jerry Pournelle’s house is for sale
The Los Angeles home of the late science fiction author Jerry Pournelle is up for sale for a mere US$1.825 million. The house, which he...
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Patrick Stewart is not just in Star Trek,...
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Bovril’s weird connection to science fiction
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Broligarchs love Iain M. Banks’ Culture series, even...
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AI could change how we watch foreign movies,...
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How much of Martha Wells is in Murderbot?
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May the fourth Star Wars trilogy be with...
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Famed SF&F artist Greg Hildebrandt dead at 85
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How many of this century’s most iconic books...
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Camp Zero is a debut novel that brilliantly...
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This director doesn’t like having his movies mocked
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The Dune typeface must flow
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Looking back at Space Cadets
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Maybe interstellar travel is possible after all
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Jettison is a short sci-fi film that imagines...
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Listing the most expensive science fiction movie flops...
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How many books did you write during the...
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There was a Time Traveler’s Wife TV show?
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Philip K. Dick’s Metz Speech will melt your mind
In 1974, science fiction author Philip K. Dick gave a speech in Metz, France titled “If You Find This World Bad, You Should See Some...
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All the nominees for this year's best novel Hugo Award are women
I just realized that all of the nominees for this year’s best novel Hugo Award are women. Is that a first? https://t.co/pqnlclRNxG
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Ed Emshwiller, or Ed Emsh as he was often called, was one of the giants of science fiction illustration from the 1950s to the 1970s
Ed Emshwiller, or Ed Emsh as he was often called, was one of the giants of science fiction illustration from the 1950s to the 1970s....
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I think it's a stretch to say that #cyberpunk was inspired by a 1960s literary movement just because Blade Runner was very loosely based on a PKD book from that decade. I would argue that it's very much a product of the 1980s.
I think it’s a stretch to say that #cyberpunk was inspired by a 1960s literary movement just because Blade Runner was very loosely based on...
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Companion books to Iain M. Banks’ Culture series are in the works
Orbit is publishing two companion books to Iain M. Banks’ Culture series with drawings and notes from the late author that he used while creating...
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Camp Zero is a debut novel that brilliantly imagines our climate change future
As the world’s climate changes, animal species are expanding their range as they seek hospitable habitats so it only seems natural that humans will do...
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Is this woman really big or the spaceship really small? In either case, I suppose that means the magazine is well named – Fantastic!
Is this woman really big or the spaceship really small? In either case, I suppose that means the magazine is well named – Fantastic!
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RPGs let ‘planetary romance’ fans swash their buckles across the solar system
Enjoy ‘planetary romance” books and role-playing games? These titles can help you combine both of those interests.
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Neuromancer is as relevant today as it was when it was first published
Nearly 40 years later, William Gibson’s seminal cyberpunk classic, ‘Neuromancer,’ is still wowing readers. I probably haven’t read it since the 80s, so maybe it’s...