Interstellar: Is Love the God Particle?
Critical reception for Christopher Nolan’s science fiction blockbuster movie Interstellar was widely mixed. Reviews ranged from being dazzled and awestruck to thinking it utterly ridiculous […]
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Can Environmental SF Help Save Our Planet ? – Nina Munteanu (Canada)
That is the question David Holmes at Monash University asks in his February 20th 2014 article in the Australian ezine The Conversation. There is an […]
Celebrating 2014—The Year of the Horse
January 31st of 2014 begins the Year of the Wood Horse in the Chinese calendar as part of the sexagenary cycle of sixty 2-character terms. […]
When Science Fiction Is Science Fiction
Paul Cook’s article “When Science Fiction Is Not Science Fiction” in Amazing Stories and the prolific commentary it generated (September 4, 2013, Amazing Stories), got […]
Celebrating Year One for Europa SF!
On October 8th of 2013, Europa SF celebrated one year of existence and we’re proud. On October 8, 2012, we set out to provide the […]
Reaching for Elysium: Why the movie could have been great but wasn’t
In the “Hero’s Journey” myth, Elysium (or the Elysium Fields in Greek mythology) is the paradise that true heroes go to when they die (think […]
Review of World War Z
I don’t watch zombie movies. I steer away from them. I find them generally tasteless, unimaginative and lacking anything remotely connected to “story”. Most appear, […]