science fiction

Spaceships, robots, and aliens, oh my! Strap yourself in for my forays to the stars.

mystery superhero science fiction Galavant television	From the Upfronts May. 17, 2014 \| Comments This week was the Upfronts, a yearly event where networks announce new shows coming to the small screen in a bid to woo audiences and advertisers. I'm most excited about ABC's Resurrection. But there's a few other shows that have piqued my interest.
science fiction books reviews	Numb is Anything But May. 13, 2014 \| Comments It's not perfect, not by a long shot, but it's got a lot of heart that tugs you forward in spite of the flaws
science fiction scrimshaw	Polemetics May. 08, 2014 \| Comments A young girl faces a society where the sciences have finally defeated the humanities. I wrote this short story back in middle school.
INSPYs fantasy science fiction supernatural books	I'm an INSPY Award Judge May. 03, 2014 \| Comments The judges for 2014 were announced recently, and I'm pleased to report I will again be serving as a judge, again for the speculative fiction category.
science fiction books reviews	Remake is Both Prescient & Dated Apr. 29, 2014 \| Comments The novella Remake by Connie Willis is quite prescient for its publication date (1996), but comes across as a dated rather than timeless work. That being said, there are still some fun gems sprinkled within it.
science fiction space	Space: the Really Big Frontier Mar. 29, 2014 \| Comments Doctor Who fans know "it's bigger on the inside," but science fiction writers often fail to apply the same idea to the vastness of space.
science fiction	Who's Genre is it Anyway, or What Exactly is Science Fiction? Mar. 08, 2014 \| Comments An examination of the question that's plagued this genre since its relatively modern conception: what, exactly is science fiction? And what differences, if any, separate the works therein?
fantasy science fiction supernatural books reviews	Book Review: Odd Little Miracles Mar. 04, 2014 \| Comments If short stories are the snacks of reading, then Fred Warren's collection is like an old fashioned ice cream sundae with all your favorite toppings, including a few you never thought to try before.
science fiction books reviews	Book Review: On a Red Station, Drifting Feb. 25, 2014 \| Comments This author isn't only imaginative in terms of world-building or plot: she writes like a virtuoso violinist, artfully combining pathos and humor in very real, human characters.
science fiction books reviews	Book Review: The Unincorporated Man Feb. 13, 2014 \| Comments This book is a worthy successor to Huxley's Brave New World, which is, in my humble opinion, the best-written of the dystopias. It has all the trappings of a gee-whiz scifi adventure, while packing in plenty of ideas one can ponder for hours.