A WRITER’S VIEW: On the Reasonable Alien
Paula S. Jordan discusses aliens and alien societies in her new installment of A Writer's View [...]
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VIDEO: 113 Years of Aliens in Film
Klaatu Barada YouTube! Can you spot your favorite movie alien? [...]
Friday YouTube: Alien Imposters
Similar in theme to Suburban Zombies, this promo video from Key & Peele is just as [...]
INTERVIEW: James A. Moore, on ALIEN: SEA Of SORROWS, Why He Loves Writing Genre, and More
James A. Moore is the author of over twenty novels, including the critically acclaimed Fireworks, Under The Overtree, Blood Red, Deeper, the Serenity Falls trilogy (featuring [...]
Interview with Alex Dally MacFarlane, Author and Anthology Editor of ALIENS: RECENT ENCOUNTERS
Alex Dally MacFarlane lives in London, where she is pursuing a MA in Ancient History. When not researching ancient gender and narratives, she writes stories, found in [...]
[GUEST POST] A.C. Wise on Speculative Fiction and Bugs
A.C. Wise is the author of numerous short stories appearing in print and online in publications such as Clarkesworld, Apex, Lightspeed, and the Best Horror of the Year Vol. [...]
Friday YouTube: Aliens in 60 Seconds
Although not re-enacted by bunnies, this 60-second, hand-drawn recap of Aliens is nonetheless [...]
BOOK REVIEW: The Lives of Tao by Wesley Chu
REVIEW SUMMARY: Wesley’s Chu’s debut novel is fast-paced, clever, and leaves you longing for the next installment. MY RATING: When out-of-shape IT technician [...]
REVIEW: Trust by David Moody
REVIEW SUMMARY: A “slow invasion” story that reads quickly, but moves slowly. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: A group of aliens stranded on Earth impact the small [...]
There’s An Alien On Your Head!
I hate when this [...]
TRAILER: Barry Sonnenfeld’s and Grant Morrison’s “Dinosaurs vs. Aliens”
What happens when dinosaurs have to defend the Earth against alien invasion? That’s the premise of the Dinosaurs vs. Aliens Motion Comic, a joint project between [...]
[GUEST INTERVIEW] Eric Brown Talks with Keith Brooke About the Fermi Paradox, Aliens and the Future of Publishing
Keith Brooke‘s first novel, Keepers of the Peace, appeared in 1990, since when he has published seven more adult novels, six collections, and over 70 short stories. For [...]
REVIEW: Ragamuffin by Tobias Buckell
In Ragamuffin, Nashara is a last ditch effort, centuries in the making, to usurp the yoke of alien rule by the pirate-like force of terran traditionalists, that refuse to submit to the masters of humanity.
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REVIEW: Old Man’s War by John Scalzi
The far future: Man has colonized the stars. And they're hostile.
Our solution: Fight back and fight first. Our recruits: Grandma and Grandpa. But not how you knew them. New and improved, like you've never seen or imagined.
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MIND MELD: The Best Aliens in Science Fiction
Aliens are a classic trope dating back to the earliest days of science fiction, so we asked this year’s panelists this question: Q: What are some of the best aliens in [...]
Friday YouTube: An Aliens Rap Tribute
From the makers of RoboCop Rap! Funny…I don’t remember Paul Reiser looking like an 80’s teenager when I first saw the film… [via Geeks are [...]
AUDIO REVIEW: Aliens Rule edited by Allan Kaster
REVIEW SUMMARY: Another fine audio anthology from Infinivox MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: A 3-CD set (totaling 224 minutes) that features a trio of science fiction audio stories [...]
SF Tidbits for 7/23/09
Interviews and Profiles: @Dragon Page: David Weber (By Heresies Distressed). @The Nebula Awards website: James Alan Gardner (“The Ray-Gun: A Love Story”). @SciFi [...]
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