Tag Archives: science fiction

Are you caught up on 'Star Trek: Discovery?' Is it the Mirror Universe of our future or are we destined for utopia? Read on to find out.

'Gnomon's', by Nick Harkaway, exploration of a total surveillance state is mortally wounded by length and language

'A Peace Divided' by Tanya Huff is an intelligent, well written, and far more complex book than one would expect from the genre.

In 'The Asylum of Dr. Caligari by James Morrow the classic German silent film becomes vehicle to pit the power of art against the lust for war.

'American War' by Omar El Akkad is one of the most compelling books you'll read this year.

Like any small-town policeman, the protagonist of 'Mooncop' knows everyone by name.

A chat with "The Man in the High Castle" Executive Producer Daniel Percival.

'Super Extra Grande' is the second English language release by a Cuban s-f master proves lighthearted and imaginative.

'Star Trek Beyond' lets us look at 'Star Trek' in a new way while still honoring the original, and that’s all we ever really asked of a 'Star Trek' reboot.

"The Geek Feminist Revolution" by Kameron Hurley is one of the more perceptive and insightful works of non-fiction I have come across in years.