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Review: <em>Memoirs Found in a Bathtub</em> by Stanislaw Lem

If, before sitting down to write 1984, George Orwell had decided to candy-flip (ingest LSD and ecstasy simultaneously), he might…

10 years ago

21 Best Alien Science Fiction Books

Aliens have always been a great way for authors to explore new ideas or hold a mirror to humanity, reflecting…

10 years ago

Review: <em>Panda Ray</em> by Michael Kandel

Panda Ray is a rare beast: a fun and weird adventure for kids where there is no Chosen One. Thank…

10 years ago

19 Best Nanotechnology Science Fiction Books

Like all great advancements in technology, nanotechnology will eventually kill us all. We'll have vessel-repairing robots in our bloodstream, and…

10 years ago

Review: <i>The City & The City</i> by China Miéville

The City & The City is a noirish crime novel with some wonderfully inventive world-building, but its flat, wooden characters…

10 years ago

17 Best Weird Science Fiction Books

No matter how weird science fiction gets (and it can get pretty weird), it still always feels like a pale…

11 years ago

Review: <em>The Drowned World</em> by J. G. Ballard

In The Drowned World, the sun’s become too hot (130°F on a good day), and the cities of the world…

11 years ago

Ascent of Mechanical Man T-shirt

It's just a matter of time, really. Show your acceptance of our inevitable robot overlords before it's cool.

11 years ago

Review: <em>Revelation Space</em> by Alastair Reynolds

Revelation Space is a sprawling, hard-SF tale with enough original ideas for three thick novels. Seriously, it’s overflowing with the…

11 years ago

Review: <em>The Algebraist</em> by Iain M. Banks

I learned about author Iain M. Banks when I was in San Francisco, swing dancing with a woman, who recommended…

11 years ago