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Widow's Bay

Widow’s Bay: The best place on TV for a terrifying yet funny holiday

Adrian Tchaikovsky Saturation Point

Saturation Point review: Adrian Tchaikovsky imagines a world that doesn’t need us

Godzilla Minus Zero

Godzilla Minus Zero: the first reviews are in, and things look promising

Ray Gunn

I wasn’t particularly excited about Ray Gunn, but then I saw the trailer

Optimus Prime

The Transformers: The Movie that killed Optimus Prime and traumatised a generation… is back!

Star Trek is 60. It’s time to boldly go somewhere new

Game redemption

I’ve Only Ever Preordered Two Games: No Man’s Sky and Cyberpunk 2077

Babylon 5

Babylon 5 is free on YouTube, and you really should watch it

Murderbot Season 2

Murderbot Season 2 has somehow assembled a ludicrously good cast

House of the Dragon

House of the Dragon Season 3 Was Much Better. But…

Thursday, October 29, 2026

Tag: Book review

Saturation Point review: Adrian Tchaikovsky imagines a world that doesn’t need us
Blog Books

Saturation Point review: Adrian Tchaikovsky imagines a world that doesn’t need us

ward 17/10/2026

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

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I reread The Player of Games by Iain M Banks and it was better than the first time
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I reread The Player of Games by Iain M Banks and it was better than the first time

ward 08/02/2026

I first read The Player of Games by Iain M Banks in late 1990 and loved it. I then read Consider Phlebas which is fun but not quite as good, … Read More

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