Far-future

Review: <em>Elysium Fire</em> by Alastair Reynolds

Elysium Fire is a solid, interesting mystery with Reynold’s typical fantastic worldbuilding and strong characters. However, several issues made this…

5 years ago

Review: <em>Midnight Robber</em> by Nalo Hopkinson

As a straight white middle-aged male, I’ve often felt like science fiction’s target demographic. Most SF feels like it’s aimed…

5 years ago

Review: <em>House of Suns</em> by Alastair Reynolds

Author Alastair Reynolds isn’t afraid of big, strange ideas, and he puts on a parade of them in House of…

6 years ago

Review: <em>The Mote in God’s Eye</em> by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle

Nominated for a Hugo, Nebula, and Locus awards in 1975, The Mote in God’s Eye has not aged particularly well.…

7 years ago

Review: <em>The Freeze-Frame Revolution</em> by Peter Watts

A ship, powered by a tame black hole, is on a multi-million year mission to place wormholes throughout the galaxy,…

7 years ago

Review: <em>The Maiden Voyage of the Destiny Unknown</em> by Nicholas Ponticello

Like his earlier book Do Not Resuscitate, Ponticello’s prose reads like a less-angry Vonnegut. However, in The Maiden Voyage of…

9 years ago

25 Best Far Future Science Fiction Books

Far future science fiction (usually meaning about 10,000 years from now) is the most optimistic SF subgenre because it assumes…

11 years ago

4 Things You Didn’t Know About <i>Dune</i>

  Written almost 50 years ago, Dune is the world’s best-selling science fiction novel. As recently as 2012, the readers…

11 years ago