This is a thread for interesting or unusual science fiction cover art. As a first post here is the cover to 'Beyond The Stars' a 1983 collection by Octopus books that aside from the usual round of short stories included chapters excerpted from the following novels:
'Star Wars' (Alan Dean...
Good sf doesn't just introduce new concepts, it explores the ramifications of those concepts. As HG Wells introduced tanks, DEWs, nukes, transnational organisations, and air power, he also explored what they would mean. Now, I really can't recommend : Lem enough. Under this topic, his 1964...
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On a very topical note, a horror game that, appropriately enough, has recently returned from the dead. Not to be confused with the 2020 game of the same name.
https://www.pcgamer.com/sorry-routine-is-back/
https://kotaku.com/routine-raw-fury-indie-horror-space-alien-isolation-pc-1849043193...
In the story I am planning, I would love to feature planes' fights and infantry fighting vehicles' fights.
I tried to look for myself but the research result were somewhat small or didn't correspond to what I was looking for.
Since I am not an aviation or aereospace engineer, military or...
Star Trek was part of my childhood TV and it was one of those programmes that my parents watched too.
Nichelle Nichols famously only stayed on in the role because Dr Martin Luther King told her she should.
She was a fine lady whose smile lit up the screen.
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Sadly, Vangelis passed away yesterday in France:
https://apnews.com/article/vangelis-dead-chariots-of-fire-b7a98666ff96ca049dbe7964da98d44d
My guess is that a bit of all of us went with him.
View: https://youtu.be/uPe27x0_W2M
Rip in the new eden world.
I am amateur writer, I am currently on my 26th page of what I am writing. I have so far come up with help of friends in the military :
1. Tank with two variants (tracks and wheels)
2. Support vehicle of said tank
Now I am lacking other important components of army : helicopters and planes...
As the movie industry wheels out yet another Bond film I prefer to return to the world of the original, in the pages of Ian Fleming's novels.
For those who do not know what Britain was like for most ordinary families in the 50s and 60s, the glamour of the world described by Fleming in his books...
Introduction:
This was a Alternate Cold War story publish in Alternate History.com in 2015
Sadly over years thing went not so well and my co-authors lost interest or had not time anymore.
I have decided to reworking, re-writing, re-editing this Alternate History for this Forum as a Solo...
"Patlabor 2" featured two improved F-15 and F-16 variants designed by Shōji Kawamori.
Recently HMA Garage released 1/144 models kits of those designs along with detailed artworks.
Links provided are from model kits webstores that show materials from HMA but not available on their site.
F-15...
http://up-ship.com/blog/?p=45038
https://www.tor.com/2020/11/30/legendary-science-fiction-author-ben-bova-has-passed-at-the-age-of-88/
The hits still just keep coming as 2020 draws to a close.
Rest In Peace. :(
The artist Ron Cobb, known for his work for many science fiction movies and TV series, has passed away. :(
Source :
View: https://twitter.com/TheSpaceshipper/status/1308071692296740864?
Meant to post this back in February.
https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-51644229
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/26/books/clive-cussler-dead.html
Rest In Peace
:(
Apple has released the first three episodes of For All Mankind, an alternate history TV series. Ron Moore, of Battlestar Galactica, is running it. The premise is that the Soviets were lucky with the N-1 and the first man on the moon was Alexei Leonov. As a result, the space race continues...
Playing with you tub and two of my favourite movies.
First up is my home town of Oxford. Never heard of the books until I saw the Polar Bear ad for the film Golden Compass. Like the film for the Polar Bear but had to laugh at Hollywood's images of Oxford in the "real" as opposed to the world...
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