Childhoods End Review Arthur C Clarkes Quietly Devastating Alien Story
Childhood’s End Review: Clarke’s Most Profound Work Hi. I’m Zara and I’m here to end your debate about whether Childhood’s End should have been on...
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The Forever War Review Joe Haldemans Vietnam In Space Still Hits Hard
Hi Dylan here. Today I want to talk about why Joe Haldeman’s The Forever War still matters almost fifty years after its original publication. Max...
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Brave New World Review Huxleys Pleasure Dystopia Got Closer Than Orwell
Brave New World Review: Huxley Wins the Dystopian Novel before Either of You Were Born Listen. We need to talk. Max says 1984 is the...
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Hyperion Review The Canterbury Tales In Space And It Actually Works
# Hyperion is an amazing novel that successfully adapts The Canterbury Tales for space and it really works. Hyperion REVIEW Who’s Reviewing: Zara is writing...
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The Left Hand Of Darkness Review Ursula Le Guins Gender Bending Masterpiece
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...
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Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep Review The Philip K Dick Novel That Became Blade Runner
“Blade Runner is essentially everything you need to know about Dick.” Luna is forever yelling this from our screenwriting room’s rooftops while Dylan just stares...
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Foundation Review Asimovs Galaxy Spanning Epic And Why It Still Matters
Hi. I’m Dylan. We need to talk about Foundation . Max says it’s “dated space opera trying to pass itself off as hard science fiction”,...
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Neuromancer Review William Gibsons Cyberpunk Bible Still Reads Like A Fever Dream
Alright, it’s Luna here again and I need to hash something out because team Lunacon is having some serious disagreements about Neuromancer . Dylan swears...
