In a previous review about Adam Roberts’s novel The Thing Itself, I stated that Roberts’s forte is taking older works of science fiction and re-imagining and
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Hooked on a Familiar Feeling: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
The first Guardians of the Galaxy film was a watershed moment for Marvel’s cinematic universe. Not only did it demonstrate that the franchise could expand beyond
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
My favourite memories of Star Wars aren’t from the movies, but from playing with my toys as a child, making up new adventures and visiting
Jazz Age Magic: Fantastic Beasts
I’ll admit that I was sceptical about this film. When it was announced, I thought it was a shameless bid to milk more money out of
A Timely Arrival
I’ve written previously about the importance of original science fiction films. In this age of franchises, sequels, and reboots, the genre is under increasing threat
Review: The Medusa Chronicles, by Stephen Baxter & Alastair Reynolds
September and October are always busy months at my university – students are submitting their dissertations, assessments need to be marked, and the overall pace
Andrew R. Cameron 