Category: Sci-Fi
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Fish Eats Lion Redux: Review
In his new anthology, Fish Eats Lion Redux, editor Jason Erik Lundberg explores what it means to be Singaporean and what Singapore is through the lens of speculative fiction.
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18 Walls by Teo Xue Shen: a review
18 Walls is an ambitious novel with too much going on in too little time. But it’s still worth a read. Here’s why.
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Steins;Gate 0 review: sequels done properly
Making sequels is hard, and finding good sequels that both live up to the original and succeed them is even harder. It might be early days to say, but Steins;Gate 0 looks like one of them.
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How I sold my homework on the Internet
It may sound bad, (and it did to my teachers), but apparently you can sell your homework on the Internet, and make good money off it. I did.
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The Electric Sheepdog
The Electric Sheepdog is a futuristic short film about a boy who loses his dog and tries to replace it with an electric sheepdog.
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Heist
Heist is a western action comedy about a group of bandits who get more than they bargained for when they try to rob a train.
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5 of the most unexpectedly evil characters from literature
Not all villains are simply black and white, and in fact, many of the worst villains seem innocuous at first glance. But among those, who are the worst?
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5 children’s books that Disney should make into movies
There are many great children’s stories waiting for a bigger audience. But which ones should be sent to the big screen?
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Robot Cooking
Is it possible to build machines that can detect and interpret smells? And if so, what would the applications be?
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Rogue One review: introducing Disney’s most daring film in a decade
Edgy and daring, Rogue One strays from the well trodden path of past Star Wars movies, instead telling a story of war, of rebellion, and of politics. Oh, and death.
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