Book Blurb When a faulty time coil destroys her ship, test pilot Lieutenant Anaya Chapman awakens with no memory of the accident and no identity. Haunted by dark images from her past, she finds herself the reluctant guest of a local tavern owner on the Colonies – a small planetary settlement of old-fashioned expatriates with […]
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The highly-anticipated rematch between Godzilla vs Kong is less than a month away, and you still can’t decide who you want to win? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. With so much buzz surrounding this film, which has been brewing for years, you’d think everyone would be on the same page.
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DUST is back with another amazing sci-fi short film that will bring a tear to your eye – especially if you’re a father. Along the lines of Adam Sandler’s Click, Flyby shows what can happen if a mysterious asteroid passes by Earth (and ultimately orbits the planet for a lifetime). What if that asteroid warps
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A short story by Seth Comire. Barnaby awoke to the quiet sound of tape pulled from a roll. As he became more aware of his surroundings, his ears picked up a distant screaming. It sounded terrible, like a man experiencing pure anguish. Barnaby wished the person screaming would go away or at least shut up.
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Legendary Entertainment and Warner Bros. just dropped a trailer for Godzilla vs Kong, a movie set to release on March 26, 2021, in both theaters and on HBO Max. Grab a small bag of popcorn and check out the Godzilla vs Kong movie trailer Godzilla is supposed to be a friend to mankind, as is
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Yes, you read that headline correctly. I place S.Z. Attwell’s Aestus Book 1: The City, at the level of Frank Herbert’s Dune. I don’t make that comparison lightly, either. It’s just that Aestus is so damn good.
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The COVID-19 pandemic ruined the year for moviegoers. What was once believed to be the best year of movie releases of all-time, turned out to be a mediocre showing. Regardless, they weren’t all bad movies last year. Some were tolerable. None stood out from another. Check out the list below, which I have ranked using
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Available on Amazon January 26, 2021, in paperback, ebook, and Kindle Unlimited formats! “I’m picking up a vibration…” Quote from Siren’s Cove When a faulty time coil destroys her ship, test pilot Lieutenant Anaya Chapman awakens with no memory of the accident and no identity. Haunted by dark images from her past she finds herself
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I read a ton of books in 2020. Well, 68, to be exact. A.W. Davidson’s Relics of Dawn was the best book I read all year. Mind-blowing is an understatement. Author A.W. Davidson’s first novel, Relics of Dawn: A Story Carved in Time is a rare gem among a sea of mediocrity in climate fiction or cli-fi. With a
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I finally got around to watching Ridley Scott’s Raised by Wolves on HBO Max last week and I ended up binge-watching the entire season. It was that good. The show felt like the Ridley Scott of Alien (1979) and Bladerunner (1982) was back in full-force. Raised by Wolves follows two androids, Father (Amanda Collin) and Mother (Abubakar Salim),
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All Alien movie franchise fans should rejoice that this book, Alien: Out of the Shadows, exists. Who knew it was possible to create another horrifying adventure for everyone’s favorite protagonist, Ellen Ripley, between the events of Alien (1979) and Aliens (1986)? Well, let me assure you, it’s not only possible but makes for a great read.
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Close your eyes and imagine an adventure where a brilliant scientist, two covert agents, a space ship captain, and a sentient AI crystal attempt to save the world from an impending attack from an alien spacecraft. Now open your eyes. Welcome to Crystal Deception.
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1982. What a fantastic year for science fiction fans. Steven Spielberg’s E.T. won the year by breaking box office records and receiving widespread acclaim. Two weeks after Spielberg’s movie premiered, Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner and John Carpenter’s The Thing hit the box office. What unfortunate timing. In my humble opinion, E.T. doesn’t stand the test
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According to sci-fi media insider Giant Freakin Robot, news from Disney’s post-Investor conference includes a rumor that the media conglomerate may be looking to reboot the fan-favorite sci-fi series Firefly.
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IGN announced great news for Star Wars fans this week. Wonder Woman and Wonder Woman 1984 director Patty Jenkins landed the directing gig for the future feature film Rogue Squadron, based on the name of the video game of the same name. This announcement was merely one of many made by Disney during Thursday’s Investor conference, but it generated the most
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The minute I started reading Patrick Carpenter’s Dark Ocean, it grabbed my attention, hook, line, and sinker. The story follows a typical monomyth template with an atypical plot, which works brilliantly. Luckily for Addy, Alex was not to be trifled with. Standing at six foot one and weighing about two hundred-thirty pounds, Alex’s broad-shouldered, buff, and
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Science fiction writers invented some of the best technology we as a society could desire. One caveat, though, I’m still waiting for my flying car; just saying. But not every technological invention gives you a warm and fuzzy feeling, am I right? Some are down-right creepy. Others may not come across as that scary until
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It seems like DC’s newest universe, starting with The Joker, is getting another villain film. On the heels of The Batman, the second of DC’s ‘The…’ named movies comes news of a possible Riddler movie. Although The Joker and The Batman don’t seem to be related to each other in an actual universe, like the
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Fortnite debuted their newest season this week and it seems like they’re sticking with a Disney partnership. Last season, Fortnite began featuring Marvel Comics characters. They closed the season – Chapter 2, Season 4, with a giant battle against Galactus. With a record 15.3 million concurrent players logging in to join forces in taking down
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Warner Bros. made a major announcement for their 2021 film release plans. What’s most shocking is their decision to debut their feature films in theaters and on HBO Max. It seems like the dual debut isn’t just a trend from the COVID-19 pandemic after all. WB’s decision should frighten movie theaters like Showcase and AMC,
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