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 […]
Tag: Science Fiction
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. […]
In the novel, ‘334’, Thomas M. Disch imagined 2025 back in 1972
Thomas M. Disch’s science fiction classic 334 is a thought-provoking dystopian novel first published in 1972. The story takes readers to the […]
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 […]
Book Review: The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley
Kaliane Bradley’s debut novel, The Ministry of Time, is a fresh and funny take on time travel, blending history, romance, and social […]
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. […]
Kalki 2898 AD: Indian Sci-Fi Fantasy Epic
In “Kalki 2898 AD,” director Nag Ashwin embarks on an ambitious cinematic journey, blending a century’s worth of science fiction and fantasy […]
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 […]
Coop, Jamie, and Kiva: The Unlikely Heroes of Megas XLR
What do you get when you combine a foodie who is a gaming expert and knows nothing about handling an alien robot […]
Navigating the Ethical Quandaries of Genetic Engineering
When it comes to scientific possibilities, genetic engineering stands at the forefront. It offers the potential to restructure life. However, as we […]