Science fiction news and reviews
Adrian Tchaikovsky’s short eco-horror novella imagines a future where climate change hasn’t destroyed nature. It has simply made parts of the planet impossible for humans to survive. I’ve only read … Read More
Steve Buscemi, Michael Sheen, Tramell Tillman and a silly number of excellent actors are joining one of the better recent sci-fi shows I was already looking forward to Murderbot Season 2. Now … Read More
I finally finished House of the Dragon Season 3, so here are my thoughts and a review. I’ll try and keep it spoiler-free, so that if you gave up during … Read More
Brilliant fantasy audiobooks need to combine a superb story with an equally superb performance. This goes for all audiobooks, but as fantasy can be epically long and often part of … Read More
With two of cyberpunk’s most influential worlds heading to television – and Cyberpunk 2077 still doing well – has the age of AI made the genre more relevant than ever? … Read More
I just finished The Fourth Consort by Edward Ashton, and it was a lighthearted laugh that explores some really fun themes. It’s a first-contact story and survival adventure, with a … Read More
James S. A. Corey’s The Captive’s War is brilliant. There’s my in-depth review. But is is worth starting now, or should you wait till it is all out? And when will the … Read More
I got into Dungeon Crawler Carl after searching for a good LitRPG series and seeing it recommended a million times. LitRPG is a huge genre, and as a writer who … Read More
Brilliant audiobooks need to combine a great story with a great reader. That doesn’t always happen. I’ve also come across some that are great books and have great narration, but … Read More
Science fiction has a bit of a reputation for seriousness. After all, it deals in vast ideas, existential threats like alien invasion, post-apocalyptic scenarios, and the long-term fate of humanity. … Read More
