Dawn of the Planet of the Apes trailer
I seem to be having a bit of a trailer bonanza here at the moment. I blame the movie/TV industry for releasing a lot of good looking stuff. The last … Read More
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Star Wars: Rebels
For a brief second I was a bit shocked by the news that Disney had bought Star Wars but then I remembered that they had been responsible for all the … Read More
Latest Godzilla trailer looks amazing
This will be the final Godzilla trailer I will post, I promise. Mostly because the film comes out soon and there aren’t likely to be any more. I am trying … Read More
Hugo Award 2014 Nominees Announced
The nominees for the Hugo Award 2014 have been announced. If you read a lot of science fiction then this should be fairly exciting news. If nothing else, it should … Read More
Scifiward’s spanking new look is now live!
As you may have noticed if you are a regular reader, ScifiWard now has a shiny new look. What do you think? Send opinions to the usual address at scifiward@gmail.com. … Read More
James S.A. Corey’s Expanse series to be a Syfy TV show
Previously on this site I have highly recommended the James S.A. Corey Expanse series. Because it is fucking awesome. So far three of the books are out, with a fourth … Read More
Blood Song: Book 1 of Raven’s Shadow by Anthony Ryan
I’ve been reading a lot of fantasy recently as I am, like thousands of others, writing a fantasy novel. Fantasy was one of my favourite genres throughout my teens (science … Read More
Jupiter Ascending trailer
The new Jupiter Ascending Trailer is here and it actually looks like it might be pretty good. But as it is impossible to tell how good a film is from … Read More
Real spacesuits of the future
I saw this on IO9.com and thought I would share as they are pretty damned sexy. NASA has redesigned its next range of spacesuits and they seem to be taking … Read More
The Dancers at the End of Time by Michael Moorcock
Where to begin? The unique, bizarre, satirical novel, The Dancers at the End of Time is an experience that is hard to categorise or even explain. Set millions of years … Read More