Archive for the ‘Books’ category
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Picks Of The Week: Science Fiction Books (Week Ending January 20th)
This week we have some interesting new novels coming out. We have the fifth book of the ‘Ender’s Shadow’ series, there is a book endorsed by Charlaine Harris, author of the ‘Sookie Stackhouse’ series (where the television series True Blood is based... -
Author George R. R. Martin Unveils Newest Chapter From ‘Winds Of Winter’
Fans of George R. R. Martin were given a belated Christmas gift when the author and executive producer of the HBO fantasy drama, recently debuted a chapter from his upcoming novel ‘Winds of Winter.‘ The novel is the 6th in the ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’ series and follows... -
Book Review: ‘Daughter Of Smoke And Bone’ By Laini Taylor
“Once upon a time, an angel and a devil fell in love. It did not end well.” Author Laini Taylor brings to life the character of Karou, a seventeen year old living in Prague with peacock blue hair and a less than average lifestyle. Her best friend Zusana watches as... -
Picks Of The Week: Science Fiction Books (Week Ending December 30th)
This week we have an introduction to a new series and continuations of some already popular series. It seems that with the gift giving holidays coming to an end, so do the new releases for this year. While there aren’t many to choose from, there is some great potential... -
Book Review: ‘Aristeia: Revolutionary Right’ By Wayne Basta
Maarkean Ocaitchi is a man who cares about his family, his country, and the law. He’s a naval pilot who doesn’t think twice about his orders. He does have a younger sister, though, who finds herself caught up in some political trouble. So Maarkean does what... -
Picks Of The Week: Science Fiction Books (Week Ending December 23rd)
Ghosts and the rest of the supernatural populate this week’s New Releases alongside alien gamers and revolutionaries in far-flung future worlds. This week there’s a bevy of new releases across the wide swath of science fiction, as well as a sequel to a Steampunk favorite,... -
Science Fiction Book Discussion: Philosophies Of ‘Dune’
The original ‘Dune’ trilogy stands out as one of the best science fiction trilogies of all time. Frank Herbert deserves to be mentioned alongside the science fiction giants of his day such as Asimov, Heinlein, and Clarke. As with some of the works of those giants,... -
Fantasy Book Review: ‘Under The Vale And Other Tales Of Valdemar’ Edited By Mercedes Lackey
In what’s becoming an annual December tradition, ‘Under the Vale And Other Tales of Valdemar’ offers fans a collection of short stories set in the same world as Mercedes Lackey’s popular Valdemar series. Edited by Lackey, this direct-to-paperback edition contains... -
‘The Unofficial Hunger Games Cookbook’ Available On Bookshelves Tomorrow
Have you always wondered what Katniss’ favorite Lamb Stew tastes like? Did you read about all the glorious food of the Capitol and just want to eat it along with Katniss and Peeta? Even some of the food in District 12 sound appetizing? You’re in luck! Short-Story... -
Stephanie Nelson: A Military Officer And Sci-Fi Author Of ‘The Commission’
The human mind can have an amazing way to cope when one is surrounded by war and tragedy. Such is the case for Stephanie Nelson, author of ‘The Commission.’ ‘The Commission’ is the first installment of the Qi Saga trilogy by Nelson. Here’s a brief description from Amazon: “There... -
A Retrospective Look At Science Fiction Book ‘Starship Troopers’
With all the news about the ‘Starship Troopers’ remake, we couldn’t help but feel a little bit of nostalgia and decided to revisit the acclaimed book with some discussion. The Action Johnnie Rico jumps to the top of the tallest building in the neighborhood.... -
Picks Of The Week: Science Fiction Books (Week Ending December 9th)
This week in New Releases, we have new additions to the ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Forgotten Realms’ series, time travelling romance, and the start of a new series that has enchanted artifacts with murder. This week seems like a lot of additions to already ongoing series,... -
‘Prophets Of Science Fiction: Arthur C. Clarke’ – Recap
Unlike the last three authors the show featured (Mary Shelley, Philip K. Dick and H.G. Wells), Arthur C. Clarke’s vision of the future was not as fatalistic. He focused more on what was our place in the universe and the future of humanity and what would we would evolve into.... -
‘Harry Potter’ Attraction To Be Built At Universal Studios Hollywood
Hogwarts is heading to Hollywood! According to the LA Times, Universal and Warner Bros. are finalizing a deal to build a replica of ‘The Wizarding World of Harry Potter’, similar to the one that is in Universal Studios Orlando, inside their Hollywood theme park location.... -
Harlan Ellison Drops ‘In Time’ Lawsuit
Legendary science fiction author Harlan Ellison filed a lawsuit against Paramount and the creators of ‘In Time’ back in September claiming that the film’s plot was stolen from one of Ellison’s stories called ‘Repent, Harlequin! Said the Ticktockman’. When we last...
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mrgrimme: Boom, great review. Two things though... the timeline diverged at Kirks birth, with the ...
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