When does a machine stop being a machine?
When does it become a person?
Kara, a impressively-moving short video intended to portray the power of the Playst...
For the post-apocalyptic sci-fi lovers: check out Rosa, an epic sci-fi short film set in a future where all natural life has disappeared (warning - violence):
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A quick heads-up for any Grailers who are interested: Comic Cavalcade have just put on sale a signed, limited edition (200 copies) hardcover of Alan Moore's Lov...
Well this is just wonderful: The Call of Cthulhu, by H.P. Lovecraft, channeled by Dr Seuss:
In the month of March '25 it occurred
(amongst other ills of whi...
Last month I linked to NPR's list of the Top 100 Science Fiction and Fantasy books. For those, like me, who thought it might be a good idea to work through the ...
Back in 2004 my good friend Mark James Foster (design genius behind our online mag Sub Rosa and various books released by Daily Grail Publishing) gave me a book...
Unbeknownst to most of the world due to limited availability, back in February a graphic novel - H2O - hit the stands that caught TDG’s attention for two primar...
A few weeks back I pointed out NPR's reader poll of the top 100 science fiction and fantasy titles. Well, after more than 60,000 votes, the results are now in -...
Jon Ronson has a fascinating piece at GQ on real-life 'superheroes' who dress in costumes and patrol the streets:
Photo by Peter Yang
They're watching u...
NPR are currently running a poll to determine the top 100 science fiction and fantasy books. Last month they took nominations, and an expert panel assembled a '...
