How the Humans Sci Fi Show Explores Identity and Consciousness
I was tinkering with an old servo motor last Tuesday when my flatmate walked in and asked what I was watching on my laptop. “Humans,”...
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Exploring the Best Science Fiction Books You Must Read
Standing in a cramped secondhand bookshop in Bath last month, I watched a teenager flip through a pristine copy of *Neuromancer* before putting it back....
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Why Sci Fi Fiction Continues to Inspire Future Dreamers
Last week, I watched a twelve-year-old explain to her grandmother how she’d redesigned the kitchen layout using principles borrowed from *The Martian*. “See, Grandma, we...
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Unraveling the Mystery and Madness of Helix Sci Fi Series
The first time I saw someone cough up black goo on television, I was eating cereal. Probably Cheerios — I remember the spoon stopping halfway...
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Why the Eureka Sci Fi Show Still Captivates Fans Today
Last Tuesday, I was tinkering with a makeshift holographic projector in my garage (don’t ask – it involved three old smartphones and way too much...
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Designing the Perfect Sci Fi Outfit for Future Worlds
You know that moment when you’re watching a sci-fi film and something just feels *wrong* about what the characters are wearing? Maybe it’s too clean,...
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Exploring the Dark Legacy of Pandorum Sci Fi Horror
You know that feeling when you walk into a room and something’s just… wrong? Maybe the shadows fall at odd angles, or there’s a sound...
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When Science Fiction Goes Spectacularly Wrong: A Librarian’s Guide to Beautiful Disasters
You know, after thirty years of reading science fiction and about fifteen years writing about it, I thought I’d seen every possible way the genre...
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Why Every AI in Sci-Fi is Either Jesus or the Terminator (And I’m Sick of It)
You know what pisses me off? Every single artificial intelligence in science fiction is either humanity’s digital messiah or our chrome-plated executioner. I’ve been binge-watching...
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Why I Can’t Stop Playing ’80s Sci-Fi Soundtracks in My Classroom (And Why My Students Don’t Mind)
I’ve got a confession to make – I’m that teacher who plays Blade Runner‘s opening theme while students walk into class, and honestly? They love...