Happy Fourth of July! Declare your independence from the mundane today!
I can't wait to dig into this lovely little book. Mind you, I'm reading two books and a magazine at the moment. Pretty neat trailer, eh?
In Minister of Chance news, the prologue and all five episodes of this fabulous sonic movie are available for download at iTunes for free. Meanwhile, their Kickstarter campaign needs your help as they bring the story to the screen as a feature movie. Visit www.ministerofchance.com to download the sonic movie and help them get the feature film going. This is a spin-off of sorts from the Dr. Who series and stars Julian Wadham, Lauren Crace, Jenny Agutter (Logan's Run anyone?), Sylvester McCoy and Paul McGann. The sound and acting is top-notch. I've reviewed more than one episode here on Science Fiction and Other ODDysseys. Put Minister of Chance in the google search box on the right to find them.
The magazine I'm reading is the second volume of Galaxy's Edge. So far, I'm liking it better than the first. Some of the stories are riveting. The full review will follow next week. Meantime, my review of issue one is available here and volume three was just released on the first. Get it at Phoenix Pick's site, where you can also download a free novel. This month's Phoenix Pick's free book is Rogue Queen by L. Sprague de Camp. The description calls it a ground-breaking science fiction novel that was the first to explore sexual themes. Really? I find that hard to believe. Anyway, you can read it for free, so nothing lost. See what you think. The code to enter at Phoenix Pick is 9991539 and is good through July 2013.
May the Fourth be with you!
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The trailer for The Colony looks interesting but I can't help but feel I have seen the story before... wait... substitute robots for "vampires" and get Screamers.
Gravity look very interesting and Seventh Son looks predictable.
I enjoyed Pacific Rim but you should wait for the bargain showing or DVD.
*Spoiler*
When the most interesting people are Ron Perlman, Charley Day, and Burn Gorman (all great actors in their own right but with minimal screen time here)there is something wrong.
Wolverine looks interesting as does Worlds End.
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