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Sad to hear of the passing of science fiction author Ben Bova, especially at the hands of this terrible virus. I’ve been a fan of his writing ever since I picked up a copy of his book Millennium as a teenager in the 1970s. I always loved how he wrote about a future that you could believe in. https://t.co/Xpj7BpT2wE
If you’re of a certain age, you definitely have fond memories of Major Matt Mason. Enter the #scifi nostalgia rabbit-hole with this writer. https://t.co/A7wJRXcedN
The discovery of a metal monolith in the Utah desert sounds familiar to fans of 2001: A Space Odyssey. https://t.co/k6gwawkEk3
If this pandemic goes on any longer, I’m going to have to make watching every episode of Doctor Who a quarantine project. https://t.co/VIrCyE2jXK
Four Sided Triangle is an interesting take on the Frankenstein story, but with a love angle. I review this early Hammer #scifi #movie at https://t.co/dO7kqgXoSE.
Who is surprised that #Disney isn’t paying the royalties it owes to Alan Dean Foster since they acquired the right to #StarWars? I’m guessing a bazillion other authors who churned out still-in-print Expanded Universe #scifi #books are in the same boat. https://t.co/GtkstyuPR2
Check out this list of 10 #scifi #movie flops that should have been more successful than they actually were. I certainly agree with the inclusion of John Carter on the #list. https://t.co/T9E5t48EqE
Five decades later, Harlan Ellison’s The Last Dangerous Visions may finally be published, but will anyone care? https://t.co/T8xRxe1An0
If you seek the definitive guide to the Doctor Who theme song, this is it! https://t.co/ZuP3QtxH5I
Moon Zero Two is a groovy space Western from Hammer Films from 1969 that imagines life on the moon in the futuristic year 2021. Sadly, the future turned out very differently. Read my review on SciFinds at https://t.co/RSBCZrrj2v
If it weren’t for this legendary #scifi writer, the Bill and Ted movies may never have happened. https://t.co/MyywP70HJQ
Check out this interesting read from @tordotcom about why some #StarTrek fans dismiss the new shows as not being “real” Star Trek. It reminds me of the age-old debate about what constitutes “real” #scifi. https://t.co/C3Jo36mP9W
Here’s how Covid fuelled the rise of adult cartoons like X-Files: Albuquerque and Star Trek: Lower Decks. https://t.co/IcjH1JBOln
Is #scifi still an escape for you now that we live in the future in the fantastic year 2020? https://t.co/DD7HNfWw3H
Should we read “guilty pleasure” #books? Hell, yes! And there’s no reason to feel guilty about it! https://t.co/riEVdobl04
This is where special-effects master Ray Harryhausen found inspiration for his terrifying movie monsters. https://t.co/75zUcdyZ8U
Does the world really need more Buck Rogers? The seminal #scifi character is reportedly returning to the big and small screen in the not-to-distant future. https://t.co/qG1odlCjaR
Is it time to rediscover Hawkwind, that forgotten British band from the 1970s that fans of #scifi author Michael Moorcock might dimly recall? https://t.co/f28LHTLfco
Read my #review of the #scifi #movie Mission Mars on SciFinds. It’s hard to believe that it came out in the same year as 2001: A Space Odyssey. https://t.co/sYZoomnZGD
This list from @TIME claims to list the 100 best #fantasy #books of all time. Interestingly, nearly half of them were published in the last 10 years. https://t.co/HjAaE7O2ED
Which do you choose? A deluxe limited edition of H.G. Wells’ The Time Machine signed by the author’s great-grandson for a mere $26,865.90 at https://t.co/51zaPfjlNd or get a first edition actually signed by Wells himself for $7,500 at https://t.co/PJ3IO3HnEw
Some have said The Horror at 37,000 Feet is the worst movie that William Shatner has ever made, but I actually kind of liked it. Watch it then read my review on SciFinds. https://t.co/LtoOCx49Zo
Anticipation is high for the new #Dune movie because it’s such a dense book to adapt for the screen. This story discusses Lynch’s effort and Jadorowsky’s never-made film, but somehow overlooks the Sci-Fi Channel’s under-appreciated mini-series. https://t.co/AquMLn6gTR
Ten million stars later, astronomers have found no evidence of alien technology. https://t.co/yHhPgsXt0G
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