Month: April 2011

Professor Iain Stewart, of the University of Plymouth, and presenter of the BBC shows Earth: The Power of the Planet and How Earth Made Us was good enough

A writer of science fiction since the early sixties, it was for his 1970 novel that Larry Niven won both the Hugo and Nebula awards as he expanded the universe

‘Variety’s the very spice of life, that gives it all its flavour.’   William Cowper’s much repeated, (although not usually in its entirety) quote sums up very much the ethos

Paragon started as a small self published comic, the brainchild of Editor Dave Candlish. Over seven issues, Dave has now seen his baby all grown up to the

Admittedly this is more science fact, than science fiction, but when GC was offered the opportunity to chat to Andrew Cohen, head of BBC Science, before the Edinburgh

‘L’Morte D’Arthur.’ The title alone resounds through the ages. This, after all is the granddaddy of fantasy fiction, the original, the one that set the tone and that all

Flux is the first release, hopefully of many, from the new UK arm of What the Flux Comics, based in the US. It’s a collection of four new stories.