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Tag: Science Fiction
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Indie comic team hope to bring new action adventure comic, featuring dinosaurs and time travel, to life.
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Spiller’s latest comedy space-opera thrill-packed adventure is available for just £1.50
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Ruby Cowling’s debut short story collection questions where we’re going with the environment, technology, societal change, big companies and governments, all while featuring “lots of rain and sisters”. Read our review below.
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Books – and all stories – that involve time travel are always walking a delicate line. The perception of readers today is so great that any inconsistency within the way the actual act of time travel works in the book will be immediately pick up on and can be used to disregard the other qualities…
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“Do it wrong and you can end up with plot holes bigger than a temporal rift “ – time travel writer C.R. Berry puts together some handy tips for authors thinking of navigating the (often precarious) path of time travel
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New conspiracy thriller, ‘Million Eyes’ by C. R. Berry, comments on the startling amounts of power that big technology companies have over our lives.
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Almost sexual encounters with cats add to the peculiarities of a genuinely unique debut novel.
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Long-listed for the Man Booker Prize for her debut novel, ‘The Water Cure’, Sophie Mackintosh is the name to drop in literary circles. We caught up with her to discuss fiction, feminism, writing and pizza.
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Check out Ursula K Le Guin’s “ideal” schedule for writing
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In science fiction, space and time warps are a commonplace. They are used for rapid journeys around the galaxy, or for travel through time. But there is an integer at which fact and fiction collide – where the relativity of space-time comes into play – and it at this point, the writer suggests, we might…
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