There are too many great sci-fi movies to be viewed in one sitting – unless you are Sheldon Cooper – yet it is entertaining to take a peek at some of the most recent or best known. In this list, we get a glimpse at those that concern apocalyptic events. – If you enjoyed this, […]
This brief look into the future of our planet, and species, is intriguing for all that it doesn’t tell us. It’s impossible to say what will happen to us as we are an extremely unpredictable bunch, apart from our relentless greed that is. The video doesn’t pretend to know what will happen in the distant […]
This is a relatively short compilation of clips in which King speaks frankly about his life and the processes he employs for writing. There are some great and revealing insights into his career. The author displays a great sense of timing as he recounts incidents, such as his visit to watch the movie adaptation of […]
This is a brief list of quotes from possibly the greatest author ever to have lived. He is a person who makes you think. That would be a great epitaph to have. – If you care, give it a share –
I sometimes wonder if our reality is becoming evermore similar to works of fiction. Could it be that movie scripts and novels are plotting the path for humanity’s development? That’s a scary thought given the levels of technology proposed in the imaginations of writers. This short clip clues us in to the way in which […]
The Three by Sarah Lotz Where do I start with this one? It was a dark and stormy night and the strong and angry wind blew ragged holes in my introduction. The Three is a difficult book to categorize. Is it supernatural, sci-fi, or just an examination of the human condition and sometimes tendency towards […]
Concealed In Death by J.D. Robb Can reading J.D. Robb be described as a guilty pleasure for an adult male? I feel no guilt for the joy that I receive when I read the adventures of Robb’s Lieutenant Eve Dallas. It’s a great series. Eve Dallas is a beautiful, feisty, ass-kicking New York cop in […]
‘Redshirts‘ by John Scalzi Set in a future that loosely resembles an episode of Star Trek, this book starts well, with some interesting characters. Sadly, however, the potential is never fully realized and, as a result, the latter parts of this novel could have been written by an aging hippy, with a mind fried by […]
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