Son of a (Naked) Gun, Drebin’s Back!
31 years on, the Los Angeles Police Squad is as dumb as ever
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Author: Dan Friedman
Don’t Mention the Anniversary
Britain’s best ever TV show ‘Fawlty Towers’ turns 50
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‘Hacks,’ Colbert, and the Case for an Independent Media
‘The Late Show’ and ‘PBS’ are casualties that we can’t afford
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Harry Turtledove Goes ‘Powerless’
What if California were a People’s Democratic Republic under Russian Soviet control?
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‘Hail Mary’ in Space
Andy Weir scores again with another thrilling sci-fi survival novel
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Gary Shteyngart Hands Off To the Next Generation
In new novel, faith and hope is embodied by his fictional daughter Vera
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‘Audition’: Giant Confusion
Novel by New Zealand writer Pip Adam is sci-fi by dissociation
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‘Esperance’: Aliens Out of Africa
Adam Oyebanji mixes sci-fi and mystery in his new novel
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John Scalzi Misses His Moon Shot
With ‘When The Moon Hits Your Eye,’ the bestselling writer has finally become a little too cheesy
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‘The River Has Roots’
Poet and fantasy author Amal El-Mohtar stuns in her debut novella
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‘The Black Orb’ Hovers Over North America
South Korea’s bestselling sci-fi novel of the last 20 years has arrived to terrify English-language readers
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Something in ‘The Watermark’
Maybe a little too much storytelling in the second metafictional novel from British author Sam Mills
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Nnedi Okorafor Gets Real
‘The Death of the Author’, from a prize-winning author, mixes autobiography with sci-fi
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Not The Year In SF
With AI and space travel an actual reality, it’s hard to find the unexpected in science fiction. But there were still some highlights.
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‘How To Steal A Galaxy’: A Fun, Escapist Sci-Fi Rom-Com Heist
Author Beth Revis takes her own writing advice
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