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sSensor Sweep: Edmond Hamilton, Arthur Gilchrist Brodeur, Sentinel Module
Monday , 21, July 2025 Sensor Sweep Leave a commentMagazines (Twilight Zone Vortex): –Klein provides biographical information on the winners of the magazine’s third annual short story contest, and describes the characteristics which made their work stand out from the other submissions. Klein next highlights the Twilight Zone quiz created by high school senior Gary Frisch, and the interview with actor Burgess Meredith conducted […]
Science Fiction and Fantasy New Releases: 19 July 2025
Saturday , 19, July 2025 Uncategorized 1 CommentEvery week, the Castalia House Blog spotlights some of the many new releases in independent, pulp, and web novel-influenced science fiction and fantasy. Dracoheim Confidential – Misha Burnett Magic isn’t what it used to be… Forget robes and staffs and incantations out of dusty old books. This is the modern world, and magic is big […]
Sensor Sweep: Red Sonja, Bradbury, Tolkien, Star Wolf
Monday , 14, July 2025 Sensor Sweep Leave a commentArt (Fine Books Magazine): Frank Frazetta’s pen-and-ink Famous Funnies No. 214 Buck Rogers cover original art which portrays Buck Rogers sailing through space topped Heritage Auctions‘ Comic & Comic Art auction, selling for $1,035,000. Cinema (Midnight’s Edge): The trailer for the new Red Sonja movie starring Matilda Lutz has been released, and while the movie […]
Science Fiction and Fantasy New Releases: 12 July 2025
Sunday , 13, July 2025 Uncategorized Leave a commentEvery week, the Castalia House Blog spotlights some of the many new releases in independent, pulp, and web novel-influenced science fiction and fantasy. Celtic Adventures – edited by D. M. Ritzlin Out of the past, in Dagon’s Cave, there is Conan of the Reavers. What dreadful doom was preparing for the infamous Clan MacGreggan? The […]
Sensor Sweep: James Bond, Robert E. Howard, J.R.R. Tolkien, D&D G-Series
Monday , 7, July 2025 Sensor Sweep Leave a commentJames Bond (Art of the Movies): Ian Fleming regarded the secret service as a “dirty trade,” and he knew better than most what he was talking about. As a Naval Intelligence man, he rubbed shoulders with his fair share of secret agents and was familiar with their business. Indeed, Fleming himself had a hand in […]