Items tagged with 'Sci-Fi'

An in-depth exploration of the modern cut-up method by three "Black Box" writers and one (or two) of their bots.

Happy Birthday to one of the most influential American woman writers.

Another drumroll, please — the Nebula Awards are almost upon us! Here's a breakdown of all the categories in a quick and easy cheat sheet.

An overview of the work of Ursula K. Le Guin, which explored new frontiers and broke new ground in science fiction and fantasy.

A comparative look at the two new shows trying to carry on the Star Trek legacy.

In Nik Korpon's latest, memory is a commodity bought, sold, and experienced like a drug. He talks a bit about 'The Rebellion's Last Traitor,' the first in a series at Angry Robot Books.

A concise review of "Last Year" by Robert Charles Wilson.

Rajan Khanna looks at storytelling lessons from 'Star Wars' Episodes 4-6.

'Looking Backward' purports to tell the state of America in the year 2000. It's wildly inaccurate, but it's still worth a read.

A list of the types of science fiction punk genres, starting at cyberpunk and working our way to absurdity.

While it bears the brand of a franchise best known for being about exploring the unknown, the latest installment from Abrams is content to boldly go where many movies have gone before.