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Jupiter War by Neal Asher – Book Review

Steph P. Bianchini May 10, 2014 5 Comments

Jupiter War is the third and last book of the Owner trilogy, where the adventures of the rebel Alan Saul, his sister Var, the despotic Earth’s dictator Galahad and the Argus Space Station now come to an end. It’s difficult…
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Fiction

book reviews, dystopia, Jupiter war, Neil Asher, Owner, SF, starship

The Drake Equation – Why do we still bother?

Steph P. Bianchini May 7, 2014 0 Comments

“Space is big. You just won’t believe how vastly, hugely, mind- bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it’s a long way down the road to the chemist’s, but that’s just peanuts to space.” (Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker’s Guide…
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Astro(physics)

aliens, black holes, Drake equation, Exoplanets, Fermi Paradox, Kardashev, Kepler, Michael Crichton, Michio Kaku, SETI

A fascinating tale of unearthly violence and urban horror: Ladies Night, by Jack Ketchum.

Steph P. Bianchini May 3, 2014 0 Comments

Warning: This is a R-Rating book. Unsuitable for YAs and anybody with a delicate stomach – it’s extremely graphic, to say the least. However, it is also a good book, and if you are a horror fan, it’s definitively worth a…
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Book Reviews, Fiction

horror, Ketchum, movies, Stephen King, zombies

Playing the Death Star – creation and demise of star systems

Steph P. Bianchini April 29, 2014 0 Comments

Ever desired to destroy entire planetary systems? Now you can, with the online game Super Planet Crash, available (and playable) at http://www.stefanom.org/spc. You may  actually find that building a functioning system is more fun than just provoking celestial catastrophies. And here…
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Astro(physics)

binary star, Exoplanets, Featured, game, space, Super Planet Crash, UC SC

Guest Post: Firelight – The Rebel, by Sophie Jordan. Book Review

Steph P. Bianchini April 26, 2014 0 Comments

What follows is a guest post (for info about how to contribute posts to this page, please look up at Guest Area Section). The original version of this book review, genre fantasy, has been uploaded on Amazon Italy as a verified book…
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Book Reviews, Fiction

dragons, fantasy, Featured, Firelight, Sophie Jordan, YA

Speculative Fiction Conventions – A world of its own (Eastercon Day 2)

Steph P. Bianchini April 21, 2014 0 Comments

One of the most interesting things about conventions – Eastercon doesn’t make any exception to this rule – is the possibility given to the participant to understand the milieu, i.e., how the discipline itself stops being an abstraction only existing…
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Events & Co.

conventions, Eastercon, Eurocon, Juliet McKenna, Loncon3, SF, Utopiales, Worldcon

Eastercon 2014 – Day 1 (Friday)

Steph P. Bianchini April 19, 2014 0 Comments

Well, here we are. It looks like it’s going to be a great event. Hosted in the Convention Centre, on the banks of River Clyde and in front of BBC Glasgow, the area is as suitable for an event as…
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Events & Co.

dragons, Eastercon 2014, glasgow, SF, SFF, Voyager

Woof! I have a place in space – Laika, the first mammal in orbit

Steph P. Bianchini April 13, 2014 0 Comments

Every year on April,  12 the world remembers with emotion the amazing achievement of Yuri Gagarin, the first man to watch Earth from space. 53 years ago mankind reached the ultimate frontier. Something to be rightly celebrated and I did it…
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Astro(physics)

aliens, Fermi Paradox, Laika, mankind, space, Yuri, Yuri's Night

When Foucault’s Pendulum meets Men in Black – The Descent by Ken Macleod. A book review

Steph P. Bianchini April 9, 2014 0 Comments

When a book starts like The Descent does, with the protagonist blaming himself to be a stalker, pervert, drug-addict, conspiracy theorist, and “fuck it. Compared to all the other things I have to be ashamed of, what I’m doing right…
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Book Reviews, Fiction

aliens, conspiracy theory, Descent, Featured, Ken Macleod, Scotland, SF, Ufo, Umberto Eco

Space, lies, and video(tape)

Steph P. Bianchini April 3, 2014 1 Comment

i.e, what else is fake in space? A funny video I watched a few days ago  (that I also advise to anybody interested in sci-fi, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9lJh2tBk2s&feature=share)  is about all the inconsistencies, errors, when not outward lies, about space we were…
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Astro(physics)

dogfights, gravity, impossibility, Michiu Kaku, SF, space, Star Treck, Sturgeon

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