Conspiracy of the Planet of the Apes By Andrew E.C. Gaska Illustrations by: Jim Steranko, Matt Busch, Patricio Carbajal, Colo, Dave Dorman, Erik Gist, Lucas Graciano, Scott Hampton, David Hueso, Joe Jusko, Ken Kelly, Timothy Lantz, Leo Leibelman, Miki, Christopher Moeller, Andrew Probert, Brian Rood, Sanjulian, Chris Scalf, Tom Scioli, David[...]
He was a wonderful friend. He was a talented writer. He was a dedicated editor. He was Charles Edward Fritch, born January 20, 1927 in Utica, New York, where he grew up watching movie serials and reading science fiction. At the age of ten he filled a notebook with ideas for stories, and studied the[...]
Aftershock and Awe By Andrew E.C. Gaska, Gray Morrow and Miki (Awe) and Gaska, Miki and David Hueso (Aftershock) Creative Director and Letterer: Andrew E.C. Gaska Art Director: Chandra Free Cover Art: Gray Morrow and Miki (Awe) and David Hueso (Aftershock) Co-Writer: Erik Matthews (Aftershock prologue) Designer: Anna Shausmanova Cover Designer (Aftershock): Yumi Nakamura Editor:[...]
Recently Hippocampus Press issued two collections by Richard Lupoff, Dreams ISBN 978-1-61498-039-1 and Visions ISBN 978-1-61498-038-4. Lupoff is a model of Science Fiction writing. His work can be ultra-funny, his work can be craftsman-like additions to subgenres of the field, his work can occasionally be among the best examples of the short story form (I[...]
It’s 1975 and British Producer Gerry Anderson, best known for his Supermarionation television series Thunderbirds, has just launched his newest project, Space: 1999, a live-action science fiction spectacular that would become the most expensive series of its time. Taking its cue more from 2001: A Space Odyssey than the then cult favorite Star[...]
The Hungry Skull (A Love Story) By Gene O’Neill “To all things there is a time, and a season for every matter under heaven. A time of birth, and a time to die . . .” —Ecclesiastes 3:3 1. The Tattletale blinked on over the Retro Level Grand Mezzanine near the[...]
In Extremis: The Most Extreme Short Stories of John Shirley John Shirley Underland Press, 2011. ISBN: 978-0-9826639-4-3 $14.95 If you have any interest in the work of John Shirley, and you fancy yourself as a punk rock, DIY, iconoclastic misfit who hates being told what to do, then I’m not going to tell you[...]
The Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE launch on T-Mobile has been nothing short of bizarre.Gotta Be Mobile Click Here to Read Google Alerts – bizarre by Tweet
This episode starts with the next part of Stanley’s journey, where he takes the first step on the way home. The main feature today, is the first part of one of Lovecraft’s most loved stories: “The Shadow Over Innsmouth”. Download the show . http://archive.org/download/CthulhuPodcastEpisode149/CEP149.mp3 Click Here to Read Cthulhu by Tweet
Much of the food that fills your dinner plate can only be produced with the help of a highly managed insect species: the western honey bee. Many farmers actually rent commercial colonies to unleash on their fields when the crops are in bloom. Such pollination services rake in $ 14 billion a year in the United[...]
Much of the food that fills your dinner plate can only be produced with the help of a highly managed insect species: the western honey bee. Many farmers actually rent commercial colonies to unleash on their fields when the crops are in bloom. Such pollination services rake in $ 14 billion a year in the United[...]
Author: Samuel Marolla Includes three stories: Black Tea, Crocodiles and The Janara. The first two stories were previously published in hard copy (in Italian) in the collection Malarazza (Epix Mondadori, 2009), while the last one, The Janara, was published by the author in 2011 in ebook. This new edition offers a fully revised English version[...]
This 1919 French laxative ad promises that it will set lose a cadre of tiny sewage workers who will personally scour your colon of impacted poop. Butt Pirates Click Here to Read Boing Boing by Cory Doctorow Tweet
Sure, your brain is a wonder. But some cognitive scientists argue that without the help of your body, your brain would be nowhere. Click Here to Read Mind Brain by Tweet
Happy Birthday HPL! Howie Phil was born August 20, 1890 and if he were alive today would be 119 years old! How do you like them apples? This week we talk about The White Ship and how you can never get enough of moonbeam bridges. Check out some sweet 60′s Psychedelic action with the band[...]
Despite being closely related, hovering hummingbirds and gliding swifts evolved markedly different wing shapes and flight characteristics, ruffling the feathers of scientists trying to understand when the birds’ lineages diverged. However a newly identified fossil of the birds’ common ancestor is helping paleontologists piece together the shared past of swifts and hummingbirds. The fossil —[...]
Guess who’s coming to Sarnath? The people of Ib and they’re bringing a gift bag full-O-DOOM! Next week: The Statement of Randolph Carter http://www.hppodcraft.com/podcasts/09_08_27_hppodcraft_ep008.mp3 Click Here to Read The H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast by hppodcraft Tweet
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