India has always had a strong tradition of homegrown comics and comics fans. However, when people think of comics from …
Haunting and harrowing in its portrayal of existential struggle, Aniara is a wonderfully crafted film recommended for anyone looking for …
Think of superheroes and the first thing that comes to mind is comics, a medium that feels like the right, …
On a distant planet called Elone, in the distant future, live two ‘species’ antagonistic to one another. Given their violent …
This week Facebook announced its own digital currency. Libra, as it is called, will have a ready user base of …
Over the course of almost 30 years of his writing career, Ted Chiang has come to be acknowledged as a …
Ken Liu wears many hats. A lawyer and a programmer, he’s more widely known as an SF writer who’s won …
‘May we never be held hostage by old narratives…’. This quote — from writer and artist Amruta Patil’s Manifesto of …
Explore pessimistic possibilities and hopeful futures in four hard-hitting tales of our present moment.
A look at Sydney Padua’s graphic novel about the (mostly) true story of the first computer.
When I first read this Michael Swanwick classic, it was as a Fantasy Masterworks edition. But if you’re looking for …
Just when you think the genre wars are over, they aren’t. Genre snobbery is alive and well.
A quick look at the SF/F exploits of Spock’s ancestor, the greatest detective of all time.
Move over werewolves, there’s a new beast in town.
There’s more to what makes a story ‘Indian’ than the fact that it’s set in India or that it has …
