Interview: Andrew Liptak interviews Kim Stanley Robinson, author of Aurora.
Interview: Bleeding Cool interviews Jeff Lemire And Dustin Nguyen, of Descender.
Interview: Hull Daily Mail interviews Alex Garland, director of Ex Machina.
Interview: Indian Country interviews Daniel H. Wilson, author of Robopocalypse.
Interview: My Bookish Ways interviews Judd Trichter, author of Love in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction coming from Thomas Dunne Books February 3rd.
Interview: The Once and Future Podcast interviews Myke Cole, author of Gemini Cell.
Interview: Reddit recently held an AMA for Andy Weir, author of The Martian.
Interview: Redditors interviews the editorial team behind Queers Destroy Science Fiction.
Interview: Sword and Laser interviews Myke Cole, author of Gemini Cell: A Shadow Ops Novel.
Interview: Tor.com interviews Samantha Shannon, author of The Mime Order.
Review: Secret Sundance screening of Jupiter Ascending gets lukewarm reactions
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From Back to the Future to Project Almanac, a short history of suburban sci-fi.
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German government is funding a Battlestar Galactica larp on a retired destroyer
The Guardian asks Should computer scientists study science fiction?
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Read an excerpt from Adam Sternbergh’s Near Enemy at Vulture.
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Vulture asks what we’re all thinking: What’s Wrong With Jupiter Ascending? "You’re going to hurt me, aren’t you, Jupiter Ascending? It seems increasingly certain that this movie will be terrible (and a financial catastrophe for Warner Bros.), yet I simply can’t get my hopes down for it. In fact, I’m not sure there’s ever been this wide a gap between the high quality of an ad campaign and the abysmal advance word about the movie itself. I’m still trying to figure out what’s missing here."
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