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Dyslexia Awareness Week: An Author's Tale

This week has been Dyslexia Awareness Week and the British Dyslexia Association has themed it as ‘Positive about Dyslexia’. I have struggled with accepting my dyslexia

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Doctor Who and the Series Arc

The original run of Doctor Who – 1963 to 1989 – consisted of serialised stories running usually four to six episodes long. Since returning to

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Face The Raven – Doctor Who Review

Face the Raven, a fond farewell for Clara, a return for Maisie Williams and Joivan Wade, and a whole street filled with aliens. This antepenultimate episode

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Why I Stopped Watching Doctor Who

Pearl Mackie as Bill I discovered that Doctor Who’s new assistant will be black woman, played by Pearl Mackie. It made me think of why

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Power Challenges: The Final Legacy of Science Fiction Icon Ben Bova

“Far-thinking ideas and the characters’ determination to grab the last hope are characteristic. Fans won’t want to miss this coda to Bova’s prolific literary life.”―Publishers

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Dreams & Aspirations: Do You Want To Write Full Time?

This week, I was doing the goal-setting thing everyone should from time to time. One of the things that came out of that was where

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Déjà Doomed: Science Fiction Edged In Darkness by Edward M. Lerner

Déjà Doomed. On the Moon’s far side, shielded from Earth’s radio cacophony, Americans are building a radio-astronomy observatory. Russians sift the dust of a lunar

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An Essential Guide to Classic Who

So you want to get into Classic Doctor Who? We, here at Sci-fi Fantasy Network, have compiled an Essential Guide to Classic Who to help you pick

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How to Watch Classic Doctor Who

With Doctor Who on hiatus for the next year, many fans are looking to the classic series to feed the habit. So we thought we’d

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Neal Asher. “Infinity Engine” Review

Neal Asher is a British author, splitting his time between his places in Essex and Crete (I guess we’ll have to see what Brexit does