Tag: science fiction

It creeps and leaps and slides and glides, and this December it arrives on Blu-ray from Criterion – beware The Blob, the 1958 juvenile delinquent science fiction horror

Imagine for a moment the chance for a truly new life, the chance to completely restart and reinvent yourself, to leave your past and all your mistakes behind

While the name of Roswell, New Mexico is well known to followers of UFOlogy and the paranormal, Aurora, Texas is far less famous yet it boasts a story

One hundred and fifty nine days into space, twenty three weeks into their one-way journey to Mars, the twelve young men and women of the Cupido have come

While the Moon had been the obvious destination of choice from the earliest adventures of fictional space adventure, as detailed in the British Library’s short story collection Moonrise

It’s a bad day on the streets of Hong Kong for Special Forces agent Lin Dong, en route to the hospital where his young daughter is in critical

It is the oldest story in the book, the eternal triangle of boy and girl and boy; they both love her, she loves them both, but the rules

2030: the Martian One shuttle departs for the red planet; a journey of eighty days on its new ion drive, the passage and arrival proceed as calculated, but

XY makes male, XX makes female; in vivo, in vitro, the rules are the same, the basic principles which govern human reproduction and embryology however it is arranged,

It’s a tough life being a Police Cop. In the final days of the Great War of the Machines, it’s tougher still being the orphaned son of the