Books Archive for SCI FI Wire
Director Guillermo del Toro has new ideas for the dragon at the heart of
The Hobbit.
Eoin Colfer takes Arthur, Ford, Zaphod and the rest on yet another romp through the galaxy, but for all the laughs he generates, they all could have stayed home.
Six ways Eoin Colfer carries on the tradition of Douglas Adams'
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Revisit the original Halloween, the Great Pumpkin and Orson Welles' alien invasion.
No question, sci-fi is full of badasses. But there's bad, and then there's evil—so for the 27th of our 31...
If you like the books from A Southern Vampire Mystery -- which HBO turned into the fang-banging show True Blood...
The only things this young girl remembers are snippets from a fantasy novel.
If the number one rule of moviemaking is "show, not tell," then the filmmakers have failed to do their job correctly.
Director Richard Kelly talks with us exclusively about adapting Richard Matheson's short story.
Spike Jonze's adaptation of the beloved children's book bores and scares kids and drives one wild.
A sequel to Bram Stoker's
Dracula is due; here's some things we hope aren't in it.
David Anthony Durham, winner of the John W. Campbell Award for the best new science fiction or fantasy writer, is back with
The Other Lands.
Maurice Sendak's illustrated book has been trashed by critics, chastised by psychologists and even banned.
Columnist John Clute wrestles with
The Complete Stories of J G Ballard.
The fantasy author needs 1,000 collaborators to help him finish his newest short story.
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn has been given the green light. Or has it?
Ursula K. Le Guin, Ray Bradbury and Samuel R. Delany are worthy candidates.
The former
X-Files star rips into Stephenie Meyer in his
Californication role as sex-addicted writer Hank Moody.
Director Spike Jonze had to add a bunch of stuff to Maurice Sendak's book: Here's a guide.
We still care about Jane Austen and H. P. Lovecraft—so why not Edmond Hamilton?
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