Why Liu Cixin’s Three-Body Problem Actually Makes Cosmic Horror Accessible
I’ve been recommending Liu Cixin’s *Three-Body Problem* to hesitant sci-fi readers for about a decade now, and I’ve learned something interesting: the people who bounce...
I’ve been recommending Liu Cixin’s *Three-Body Problem* to hesitant sci-fi readers for about a decade now, and I’ve learned something interesting: the people who bounce...
Three weeks ago, I did something I haven’t done in probably fifteen years — I walked into Powell’s Books and headed straight for the “New...
Hey Max and Dylan! It’s Kathleen and I’m writing this post to once and for all decide if Close Encounters of the Third Kind is...
Solaris Review: A Slow Burn Space Movie That Won’t Hold Your Hand Max keeps insisting that Solaris is one of the greatest films of all...
Kathleen is writing this review because we can’t stop arguing about Interstellar almost ten years after its release. Dylan says it’s Nolan’s greatest film and...
Blade Runner 2049 Review: A Sequel We Didn’t Think Could Exist Hi folks! It’s Kathleen here again, and I just have to take a moment...
After three decades of <a href=”https: //dystopianlens.co.uk/from-dystopia-to-utopia-how-sci-fi-uses-the-future-to-reflect-our-present-day-hopes-and-fears/”>reading science fiction</a> and fifteen years of writing about it, I imagined I had pretty much seen every permutation...
Look, I have a confession to make. Whenever someone tells me they just finished yet another dystopian sci-fi novel, I involuntarily grunt and whine something...
Dear Max and Logan, I know you guys are going to fight about this one in the comments. Max, you’ll insist that Left Hand of...
It’s a feeling I get whenever I open up my dad’s paperback copy of Dune and read it. Turns out the same thing is true...