Written by JM Strasser Dark fantasy, Occult detective, Urban fantasy, television show on SciFi Channel This is not technically science fiction, but for me, it is. This series was taken from a book series of 17 by Jim Butcher. The First Novel was called Storm Front. As usual, the series is in the same universe
Written by JM Strasser Science Fiction became a genre and a debate on what literature is and what to call the rest of writing in today’s world. I think it is prudent to define literature and then genre, specifically getting into the Science Fiction genre. The status of science fiction, from the start leading up
TV Series review originally on CBS 2016 Written by JM Strasser 1 season, 13 episodes Political satire, Comedy, drama and SCIENCE FICTION The description fits, but I most loved the science fiction part. Two people, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, playing Laurel, and Aaron Tveit, playing Gareth, portray the central drama of two people in the middle
Written by JM Strasser An old concept just popped up for me. Is there an end to the Universe? I don’t necessarily mean the end of time, but that is tied up in this idea. Is there an end, a wall, or a cliff? Or does it go on forever? By definition, the Universe is
Review by JM Strasser Science Fiction film Directed by George Pal (Originally, producer-director Cecil B. DeMille considered adapting both books) Stars Richard Derr, Barbara Rush, Peter Hansen, and John Hoyt This film was based on the 1933 science fiction novel of the same name, co-written by Edwin Balmer and Phillip Wylie. There is a sequel