Showing posts with label science fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label science fiction. Show all posts

04 April 2016

Here's 12 Easter Eggs From The Expanse You Might Have Missed The First Time Around



Syfy’s space opera The Expanse is getting geared up for its second season, and later this week, the series comes out on Blu-ray and DVD, which means that we can binge on the show all over again. When you watch it again, keep your eyes peeled for a whole bunch of easter eggs.

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08 March 2015

From Victoria Schwab to Justina Robson: The best female science fiction and fantasy writers you should read now





Victoria Schwab, an American living in Edinburgh, has had remarkable success in both the young adult and adult fields of fantasy writing, and her latest, A Darker Shade of Magic (Titan Books, £7.99), falls into the latter camp, which she writes as V E Schwab.



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11 December 2014

15 of the Most Anticipated Sci-Fi Movies of 2015





2015 promises to be a banner year for major film franchises, some of which we haven't heard from in a while. Stories featuring (and made with) cutting edge tech will get our butts in seats time and hopefully knock our socks off.



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27 November 2014

50 Years Today





Leonard Nimoy actually tweeted out a week ago that it was seven days until this point (one week being seven days...) and it would be wrong not to mention it - even though he wasn't on set for that event.



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06 November 2014

Women Rise in Sci Fi (Again)





This year’s major science-fiction awards had strong female representation, but don’t call it a feminist victory for the genre just yet.



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21 October 2014

The 10 Best Sci-Fi Movies—As Chosen By Scientists





Real scientists can be the harshest critics of science fiction. But that doesn’t mean they can’t enjoy a movie just because it bends the laws of nature. We polled dozens of scientists and engineers to discover the sci-fi movies they love. This cinematic update of the 1898 H.G.



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