Cave Men (and Women) & Dinosaurs
By M.D. Jackson and G. W. Thomas Researchers have discovered a brand new species of human ancestor buried deep inside a South African cave system. Read More
Category: Science fiction
Star Trek: Discovery – a Review
Magnificent. I loved the way this one began. I was very impressed that someone just didn’t return to the cookie cutter Star Trek that was Read More
Science Fiction Television Series, Volumes 1 and 2
You like science fiction. But do you like science fiction when it’s on TV? Science Fiction series on television have had a real hit-and-miss history. Read More
Star Trek: Discovery Opening Sequence
Now this is different. What do you think? Look for our review of the premiere episode as soon as it is available!
An Important Announcement: Why We are Free.
We interrupt our regularly scheduled posts with an IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT which contains vital information that we need you all to know! DARK WORLDS QUARTERLY is Read More
Helping Out a Friend: The Science Fiction of Tom Curry
This post begins: Tom Curry (1900-1976) has won his place in the Pulps as a Western writer, the main author of the Rio Kid Magazine Read More
Big Brain Aliens
Aliens have big heads. Big heads mean big brains. Makes sense, right? Or does it? With the increase in understanding of our ancestral roots, we Read More
Phillip Wylie and the End of the World
This June I had a lot of fun writing about George Allan England’s “June 6, 2016” (www.michaelmayadventureblog.com/2016/06/june-6-2016-predictions-and.html). In that piece I compared England’s version of Read More
Handmaid’s Tale Wins Emmy for Best Drama
The Handmaid’s Tale, Hulu’s adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s novel, won the Emmy Award last night for Best Dramatic Series. Along with that award the series Read More
Bolos: Relics of War
Keith Laumer (1925-1993) holds an unusual place in the history of Science Fiction. During his life he never received the laurels that he deserved, never Read More