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Dossier : Master and Margarita (Мастер и Маргарита) Location : Soviet Union Package Type : Novel Itinerary : Once upon a time, ...

Online privacy message fiction for the masses He who controls the online information flows controls everything — including you. When our liv...

  SFF television is quickly becoming more active in discussions around the politics of race. A lot has been made out of the fact that a sign...

I don't like summer, specifically, but usually reading makes it more bearable. Here's my summer reading list for 2020. The Tex...

Hey-look-at-me-I'm-doing-Watchmen comic with some nice touches, impossible ambitions and silly morals DC Comics did a fine job in ...

Hannu Rajaniemi's latest novel serves alt-history, alt-science, espionage and ectoplasm At this point, Hannu Rajaniemi's lates...

David Hine and Brian Haberlin's scifi adventure comic Sonata is a beautiful planet opera which has a hard time taking off. On plan...

The Last Headscratcher Alan Moore is finished with comics. A scent of nostalgia in the air suggests that he may have announced somethin...

(Content warning: Discussion of possibly disturbing visual material, violence, sex and the Holocaust.) With new material from the Germa...

When a genre accumulates enough history, traditions, tradition-conscious fans and demolition-ready clichés, a certain kind of work will eme...

There's something in the dying (or at-least-super-old) Earth subgenre that has always resonated with me: a storyworld littered with w...

There's a fine line between an anthology not really holding together and being intriguingly diverse. Every reader of The Outcast Hour...

In the beginning of Lavie Tidhar's new novel Unholy Land , it seems like the book is based on one big politicohistorical What If: Wh...