Tag: science fiction

The theories of Charles Darwin often simplified and summarised as “survival of the fittest,” the truth is more complex, and while there are many species with attributes which

There are no answers, no body to be buried, no chance to say goodbye and no closure for Elsa and her family, her elder brother, Captain Franck Martens,

He’s a ten-year veteran of Kosmovtorresurs, the biggest nuclear waste disposal company in Eastern Europe, space trucker Andrukha “Andriy” Melnyk a long way from Khmelnytskyi in the Ukraine

It was an unconventional diagnosis of a singular man, Harry Benson a computer scientist and expert on artificial intelligence, until recently a married man but now divorced and

The farm owned and operated by Jack and Layla Curtis remote even by the standards of the Australian outback, their only contact with the outside world is truck

Visual effects artist and director Paul Chadeisson having introduced Solstice-5 in a stunning film which has amassed almost five million views since it was released just over a

They were intended as a tool for good, cloned canids adapted and trained to locate survivors in disaster areas, rescue dogs with biomechanical implants to modify their behaviour

It was on the album Hesitation Marks that Trent Reznor sang of his feelings of being “a copy of a copy,” while on the Mariposan colony in another

A trilogy of stories originally published in consecutive issues of the British periodical Science Fiction Adventures from March to July of 1962, Spoil of Yesterday, The Word Not

Cape Town, South Africa, a desperate time when the middle class has vanished as businesses fold and unemployment sits at 90%, inequality driving hopelessness, homelessness and violent protests