Wyso And The Other Creepy Kids on Gerard Street
Man's Best
Sparkers
Better Dig 2
Rumors of the X-Files’ reboot have been circulating on the web for months. This morning Fox announced it’s official— X-Files returns January 24, 2016 with a two hour opener. The Short of It Science Fiction fans have long awaited the return of The X-Files. We just never thought it would take this long. We at […]
Writer Talks to DNA. Session #2 —The Problem With Having Only One Brain
WRITER: DNA, you awake? It’s Saturday morning we gotta blog. DNA: You’re early. Go away. We blog on Mondays. Snore. WRITER: Wake up. We must do our blog early this week. I’m going for a cuppa Earl Grey. Be awake when I get back. We need to tell everyone. DNA: Snore. (Silence and then […]
Science Fiction Fans Offer Seven Possibilities for Ceres’ Mysterious Lights.
In Monday’s blog, we discussed the unexplainable lights detected on the dwarf planet Ceres by NASA space probe Dawn. I asked three of my google+ communities to give me their opinions as to what the lights could be. Ice, Ice Baby The Short Of It: Two of the three communities I polled […]
The Mummy—More Science Fiction Than Horror. Six Major Differences Between the Original and the Cinematic Monster.
While researching for my series on How To Create A Modern Day Monster That Will Survive The Ages, I was surprised to learn that the Mummy we know today varies greatly from the original. The Short Of It The first fictional mummy was introduced by author Jane C. Loudon in her 1827 book, The Mummy: Or […]
Guardians Of The Galaxy—Science Fiction Xscape Fun. “Who’s Your Daddy?”
Though I do appreciate my Aussie mom’s constant efforts to introduce me to classic literature, I feel a bit left-out with respect to knowledge of the great superheroes portrayed on the pages of comics. Admittedly, after seeing the trailers for Guardians Of The Galaxy, I thought a gun-toting raccoon and a talking, humanoid tree seemed […]