Incompetence by Rob Grant
Incompetence by Rob Grant is funny. In case you didn’t know, Rob Grant was one of the writers of Red Dwarf and I suspect he was the one who wrote … Read More
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Doctor Who Christmas special trailer
Christmas wouldn’t be the same without stupid flimsy hats, Christmas crackers, the Queen’s speech, a couple of weeks of mass drunkenness, and of course, Doctor Who. Last year the story … Read More
Snow White and the Huntsman trailer
I know what you’re thinking: has Scifiward gone a bit lame? Kristen Stewart, the pretty vampire lover from the teen girl friendly Twilight films in a Snow White movie? Not a zombie … Read More
’48 by James Herbert
’48 by James Herbert is the most exciting book ever written. Probably. It’s certainly the most exciting book I have ever read (although Conan and the Road of Kings comes … Read More
A Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin
Literally several people have noticed that I haven’t reviewed a book for a while and were wondering what the hell I’ve been doing. Well, I have an excuse as I … Read More
The Avengers trailer
First off here’s the trailer I’m curious to know what fans think. I love comics but until recently my reading of them has declined. Since I got an iPad, it … Read More
New Science Fiction eBook site
I bought a kindle about a month ago and have been experiencing a bank-busting eBook buying frenzy. I love books and will always buy them. Especially second hand science fiction … Read More
What to read next?
A friend of mine sent me a very cool link to a marvelous site called SFSignal (http://www.sfsignal.com). It’s a pretty cool site. Almost as cool as this one. Almost. To … Read More
The Walking Dead
It’s unhealthy how much I love zombies and genuinely look forward to the inevitable outbreak. I know it will means huge amounts of death and gore and horror, but on … Read More
Hothouse by Brian Aldiss
I recently read Non-stop by Aldiss and having thoroughly enjoyed it I thought I’d give Hothouse a go. Happily I loved this too. Hothouse is set in the future. The far, … Read More