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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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 […]
Exploring Power, Loss, and Loyalty in ‘Sektor 47’ by N. N. Jehangir
N. N. Jehangir’s debut novel Sektor 47 presents a science fiction story set in an imagined world shaped by conflict and control. […]
5 messages from Andy Weir’s novel, The Martian
The novel The Martian by Andy Weir is more than just a survival story; it’s a testament to the power of human […]
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. […]
Elon Musk’s ‘Starship’ turns science fiction into reality
“Are you kidding me? What we just saw looked like magic!” exclaimed Dan Huot, SpaceX’s communications manager, after witnessing a breathtaking moment […]
The unprecedented Jets of a distant Black Hole
In a far-off galaxy, when the universe was only 6.3 billion years old, a massive black hole let out a thunderous anamoly. […]
What It Takes to Become a Science Fiction Author
Becoming a science fiction author involves a unique blend of creativity, technical knowledge, and persistence. Unlike many other genres, science fiction requires […]