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Book Review: The War of the Givens by Daniel Price

Diving into “The War of the Givens” by Daniel Price was akin to embarking on an exhilarating journey through a universe where the lines between science fiction and superhero epic blur magnificently. The final installment of the Silvers trilogy delivers a potent mix of high-stakes adventure and deep emotional resonance. At its heart, this narrative…

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“Dune 3” movie announced: what to expect?

With the recent announcement of the third installment in the “Dune” series, the science fiction community is buzzing with anticipation. This article will delve into the rumors, news, and analysis from the web’s leading movie websites to give you a comprehensive look at what to expect from “Dune 3”. The Legacy of “Dune” Before we…

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Liked “Foundation”? Then You’ll LOVE These Books!

In the vast expanse of science fiction literature, certain gems shine with an intensity that captivates and enthralls readers, transcending even the celebrated classic, Isaac Asimov’s “Foundation.” This blog post delves into nine such marvels, each heralded for its unique contribution to the genre, surpassing “Foundation” in the eyes of Goodreads users. The Long Way…

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Exoplanets – and how Scifi works depict them

Awakening Interest Through Science Fiction Imagine learning about binary stars not through complex diagrams but through the captivating scene from Star Wars, where Luke Skywalker gazes upon the two suns of Tatooine. This image effortlessly kindles the interest of many, demonstrating how science fiction can be a powerful tool in engaging and educating audiences about…

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Our Verdict: Apple TV+ “Constellation”

Introduction to “Constellation” “Constellation,” an Apple TV Plus series, delves into the thrilling yet treacherous world of space exploration through a psychological drama lens. With an original script by Peter Harness, known for “Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell” and “Doctor Who,” the series is positioned as an exploration into astronaut psychology and space travel secrets,…

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Do Book Awards Matter in Scifi? A Discussion

How the changes in the publishing industry democratized best sellers and reader audience choice Science fiction, a genre that explores the potential consequences of scientific and technological innovations, has been a staple in literature for centuries. From H.G. Wells’ “The War of the Worlds” to Philip K. Dick’s “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?”, the…

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Lynch’s VS. Villeneuve’s”Dune”: a comparison

The recent years offer us an intriguing comparative journey through two monumental adaptations of Frank Herbert’s seminal science fiction novel, “Dune”: David Lynch’s 1984 rendition and Denis Villeneuve’s 2021 cinematic epic. These films, each unique in its approach, offer a fascinating lens through which to explore the ever-evolving landscape of filmmaking and storytelling. Screenplay and…

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Book Review: The Three-Body Problem

“The Three-Body Problem” by Cixin Liu: A Comprehensive Review Introduction Cixin Liu’s “The Three-Body Problem,” translated by Ken Liu, has emerged as a seminal work in the realm of science fiction, garnering international acclaim and multiple awards. This novel, the first in the “Remembrance of Earth’s Past” series, intertwines the historical backdrop of China’s Cultural…

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