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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms was great! Better than HOD?

Europa Deep

Europa Deep by Gary Gibson is an exciting sci-fi thriller

The Player of Games

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

Sanderson’s Awesome Cosmere is officially coming to Apple TV+

Is God of War: Ragnarok as great as people say?

The Long Walk: Stephen King’s Provocative Dystopian Nightmare Is An Excellent Read

Is Pluribus Good? Spoiler-Free Review Of Apple’s Interesting New Sci-Fi Show

Happy Festivus – Here Is A Free Book Called Cooperworld

Conan The Barbarian: Bound In Black Stone Is An Awesome Start To A New Series

Future Man: Surprisingly Smart Sci Fi Disguised As Hilarious Chaos

Friday, March 06, 2026

Tag: classic scifi

My Return To Trek And A Nostalgic Love Of Episodic TV
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My Return To Trek And A Nostalgic Love Of Episodic TV

ward 20/06/2025

I have recently been bingeing Star Trek The Next Generation. I was doing some art stuff on my iPad and wanted something that wasn’t too absorbing playing in the background. … Read More

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The Pulp Magazine Archive is a huge free collection of classic ‘pulps’
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The Pulp Magazine Archive is a huge free collection of classic ‘pulps’

ward 30/03/2023

I have a pile of pulp magazines that my grandmother collected in the 1930s. They are mostly Astounding Stories Magazines and Weird Tales, with a few other gems mixed in. … Read More

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Blood Music by Greg Bear is a classic you should read (but might not like)
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Blood Music by Greg Bear is a classic you should read (but might not like)

ward 01/07/2021

A paperback copy of Blood Music by Greg Bear has been sitting on my bookshelf for years. I knew it was a classic but only just got round to it … Read More

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Dune by Frank Herbert
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Dune by Frank Herbert

ward 16/01/2015

To my colossal shame I only just got round to reading Frank Herbert’s classic this year. I’ve owned about four copies of the paperback over the years and I finally … Read More

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The Dancers at the End of Time by Michael Moorcock

ward 17/03/2014

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

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Harry Harrison

ward 17/08/2012

It’s a sad day. Harry Harrison, a legend of Science Fiction, has passed away. R.I.P Mr H. I’ve always been meaning to write about a couple of Science Fiction writers … Read More

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