Project Hail Mary: The Return of Hard Science Fiction
Science fiction has always fascinated me because it asks a simple question: “What if?” This is also the premise why I began […]
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Pentagon Releases Secret UFO Files to the Public
The Pentagon recently released a large collection of previously secret UFO documents. It has given the public a rare never-seen-before look into […]
The algorithm that knows you better than you do
When personalization becomes prediction—and prediction becomes control We like to believe we are in control of our choices. We decide what to […]
Netflix’s “War Machine” is less alien invasion, more relentless survival
Netflix’s War Machine (2026), directed by Patrick Hughes, takes a straightforward sci-fi premise and turns it into a tense survival story rather […]
Metropolis and Its Vision of the Year 2026
Released in 1927, Fritz Lang’s Metropolis stands as one of cinema’s most influential works of science fiction. Set in the distant future […]
Shanee (1989): Pakistan’s First Science Fiction Movie
Shanee is a special movie because it was the first science fiction film made in Pakistan. It came out in 1989 and […]
The Rise of Cli-Fi: Stories of Environmental Apocalypses That Hit Home
Let’s talk about a subgenre that’s been grabbing our attention: climate fiction, or cli-fi. These are stories that lead us headfirst into […]
Science Fiction and Social Allegories
Science fiction, as a genre, transcends mere entertainment, serving as a powerful foudnation for examining societal issues through allegory. By crafting imaginative […]
Zaaro Nian Returns! Sidra F. Sheikh’s Sci-Fi Sequel Published
While Pakistani literature has traditionally focused on partition narratives, social issues, and domestic dramas, science fiction has remained largely uncharted territory—until now. […]
Celebrating National Science Fiction Day: A Journey Through Imagination
National Science Fiction Day is more than just a celebration of a genre; it’s a tribute to the boundless creativity and vision […]