The sixth annual Philip K. Dick European Science Fiction Film Festival celebrates the talent of independent filmmakers and honors Philip K. Dick’s worldwide legacy. With an emphasis on technological advancements and existence of alternative worlds and cultures, the festival convenes … Continue reading
(1) HEADHUNTING. LAD Bible previews a project coming to YouTube on September 25: “A Mockumentary Has Been Made About Star Wars’ Most Famous Blooper”. A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away… a stormtrooper smashed their head on … Continue reading
(1) ONE STOP SHOPPING. [Item by Jonathan Cowie.] SF2 Concatenation’s Autumn 2019 edition is up. Voluminous seasonal news and reviews page of both SF and science which includes the major UK SF/fantasy imprint book releases between now and New Year. … Continue reading
The annual Philip K. Dick Science Fiction Film Festival for the first time since its inception will hold a bi-coastal gathering with films, premieres and panels in New York City, Los Angeles and Santa Ana, CA. Independent filmmakers will have … Continue reading
(1) SCA DEATH. A longtime member accidentally killed himself while riding at a Society for Creative Anachronism event in Kentucky. SFGate has the story —“Man is impaled, dies in ‘freak accident’ during medieval horseback stunt”. It happened Saturday during the … Continue reading
(1) MOON EXHIBITION IN DENMARK. Louisiana, the largest gallery of Modern Art in the Nordic countries, is holding an exhibition about The Moon from September 13-January 20. The themes are Moonlight, Selenography, The Moon of Myth, The Moon Landing, The … Continue reading
The 2018 Creative Arts Awards are being presented on two consecutive nights: Saturday, September 8 and Sunday, September 9. Below is a recap of Saturday’s awards of genre interest. In recognition of its legacy of boldly propelling science, society and … Continue reading
Compiled by Carl Slaughter: The Philosophy of Star Trek – A thorough and insightful analysis and background More videos follow the jump —
By Kevin Hogan: THE TEASER My esteemed compatriots and I desperately need your help. We have a problem that requires your input. All alone in the dark — maybe lost in the woods, or trapped in an abandoned mineshaft — … Continue reading
(1) BEFORE THEY WERE BORN. In the latest Young People Read Old SFF, James Davis Nicoll finds out what the panelists feel about an original Hugo winner, Eric Frank Russell’s “Allamagoosa”. Although British, Eric Frank Russell (January 6, 1905 – … Continue reading