Colin Cantwell, the concept artist who designed iconic Star Wars spacecraft died Saturday at his Colorado home of natural causes. He was 90.
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Remembering James Blish on his 101st Birthday
The legacy of science fiction writer James Blish extends well beyond his Star Trek novelizations. He would have been 101 years old today.
SFWA Announces Winners of 57th Annual Nebula Awards ®
The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, Inc. (SFWA) is pleased to announce the winners of the 57th Annual Nebula Awards®.
‘Prehistoric Planet’ Brings Dinosaurs To Life
Jon Favreau and David Attenborough bring you ‘Prehistory Planet’, possibly the most immersive and realistic dinosaur show ever made.
On the ‘Event Horizon’: Frank Zanca’s ‘Lords of LA’
Tune in today, Saturday, at 4 pm Pacific, 7 pm Eastern when hosts Susan Fox and Gene Turnbow welcome producer, screenwriter and fantasy author Frank Zanca to discuss his upcoming graphic novel, Lords of LA
7 Reasons Star Trek is Stupid (by a Long-Time Fan)
“I don’t always violate the Prime Directive … oh, who am I kidding, of course I do.” — James T. Kirk
‘Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse’ Pulls In 208.6M Globally in First Weekend
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-verse has pulled in a whoppping $208.6M at the box office globally, well above expectations.
Star Trek: Resurgence – A Captivating Tribute Game with Immersive Storytelling and Engaging Gameplay
“Star Trek: Resurgence” is a loving tribute to the series that inspired it. Gareth von Kallenbach reviews.
Book Review: Charles D. Shell’s ‘Kinship of a Dragon’
Even though it’s been years since I read Charles D. Shell’s ‘Dragon Called Blood’, the first book in the Blood History series, it was easy to slide into his sequel, ‘Kinship of a Dragon’.
Revolution in Atom Imaging: First X-Ray of a Single Atom Achieved
Scientists have captured the first X-ray of a single atom, combining synchrotron X-rays with scanning tunneling microscopy.