Latest Star Wars TV show will be an anthology series
I’ve always been a fan of anthology shows so I’m very excited by the news of ‘Star Wars: Tales Of The Jedi,’ a new animated...
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Stop whining about Star Trek wines
I’m no wine drinker, but this collection of Star Trek wines definitely has interesting bottles.
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Lucasfilm warned ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’ star about racist backlash
Lucasfilm warned ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’ star Moses Ingram about the likelihood of a racist backlash from a certain sector of the Star Wars fanbase.
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Ranking all the Philip K. Dick adaptations
This list ranks every movie and TV adaptation based on Philip K. Dick source material. Will I spoil it by telling you Blade Runner is...
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The Star Wars master plan for the post-Skywalker era
Vanity Fair has the inside scoop on the Star Wars master plan that aims to bring the universe beyond the Skywalker saga with TV shows...
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This one-page, sci-fi-themed RPG offers more than meets the eye
‘Apollo 47’ is a one-page RPG with 1,199 additional pages of flavour text.
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Does the Star Wars franchise have a future?
Does the Star Wars franchise have a future or is it just living off past glory?
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Kim Stanley Robinson has an unusual writing habit
In this interesting Q&A with celebrated #scifi author Kim Stanley Robinson, I learned that he does all of his writing outdoors.
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Dig these art-deco-inspired Klingon posters
Need some art-deco-inspired Klingon posters to decorate the bridge of your spaceship? Check these out at:
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Gerry Anderson’s UFO resurrected as an audio drama
The Gerry Anderson science fiction TV series is being revived as an audio drama as Big Finish which aims to record new stories for the...
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Does ‘sad-voice’ sci-fi make you sad?
In case you haven’t been paying attention, the rise of ‘sad-voice’ science fiction movies is a thing.
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Get your Star Trek NFTs
Oh, boy. Paramount is going all-in with the NFT grift by offering new Star Trek NFTs. Can I pay with gold-pressed latinum?
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This Disney film should be a sci-fi classic, but it’s mostly forgotten
Fifteen years after its release, Disney’s animated feature ‘Meet the Robinsons’ is forgotten instead of being heralded as a classic. What went wrong?
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Are these actually sci-fi’s 50 best books?
I’m sure we can all debate that this Esquire list of 50 science fiction books does not actually contain the 50 best from the genre’s...
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Podcast documents sci-fi TV series’ development
These Vancouver comedians have documented their efforts to create a new science fiction TV series in a podcast that follows them from pitch to pilot.
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Is this Deep Space 9 episode the best Trek story ever?
I love this essay that makes a case for the DS9 episode ‘Far Beyond the Stars’ being the most remarkable Star Trek episode ever made....
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Listing the best sci-fi TV shows that lasted just one season
I’m kind of disappointed that ‘Earth 2’ wasn’t on this list of the best science fiction TV shows that had just one season.
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Maybe P.K. Dick really could see the future
Forty years since the death of #scifi author Philip K Dick, his work seems more prophetic than ever.
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Brandon Sanderson makes the case for self-publishing
Brandon Sanderson was able to raise $15.4 million to self-publish his latest books because he’s Brandon Sanderson. Not many other fantasy or science fiction authors...
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Are these sci-fi movies underappreciated or just obscure?
I’m always willing to share lists of underappreciated science fiction movies, like this one, if there are titles that I’ve never actually heard of.
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Don’t throw away your copy of ‘The Dune Encyclopedia’
You’re telling me that copies of ‘The Dune Encyclopedia’ I picked up at my local thrift store are selling for hundreds of dollars? It’s not...
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Gareth L. Powell surveys sci-fi’s biggest engineering projects
From Dyson spheres to ringworlds, science fiction author Gareth L. Powell takes a look at some of the largest engineering projects literature has to offer.
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More brilliant original sci-fi artwork that you can buy now
Posters and prints are nice, but nothing beats owning a piece of original science fiction art, knowing that is a true one-of-a-kind item. A great...
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A year of Lem
American novelist Jonathan Lethem describes his year of reading Lem-mishly.
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Creating fake 70s sci-fi book covers with AI
I love these fake 70s #scifi #book covers that were generated by AI. Even the titles are made up!