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Merry Xmas, Pagan Winter Celebration, Festivus for the Rest of Us, or whatever you enjoy this time of year from all of us here at Scifi Ward Towers. Plus, happy … Read More
Science fiction news and reviews
Merry Xmas, Pagan Winter Celebration, Festivus for the Rest of Us, or whatever you enjoy this time of year from all of us here at Scifi Ward Towers. Plus, happy … Read More
The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle is a classic and beloved fantasy tale published in 1968. The plot involves a unicorn who, upon finding she is the last of … Read More
Ahsoka has finished its first series, and despite the usual fanboys being miserable, most people seemed, on average, to enjoy it. I know I did. Each Star Wars show has … Read More
I kept seeing Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree popping up in my Twitter (currently known as X) feeds and being recommended by my favourite BookTubers and other websites. It … Read More
I’m a huge fan of Conan the Barbarian, and have been excited about this new series for quite a while. I got a preview of the first of the new … Read More
I remember reading Heir to the Empire by Timothy Zahn a long, long time ago – 1992 – in a place that was far away – Hong Kong. (That obviously … Read More
I had been meaning to read The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins for ages. I had tried to read it a couple of times, but the first-person present tense thing … Read More
I read Contest by Matthew Reilly purely based on the comments section for another of his books. Multiple people kept mentioning Contest and how great it was, so I checked … Read More
Elantris is the first book Brandon Sanderson ever got published. He has since written a ludicrous amount. It is a great book to read early on if you want to … Read More
The Roddenberry Archive is a great idea that just keeps getting better. It now lets you walk around life-sized bridges of nearly all the various Enterprises, plus bonus locations like … Read More