Perhaps the greatest thing about the technology which brought us the DVD is the nostalgic trend to re-release classic movies and even television series from the past. Recently I stumbled across both volumes of one of my favorite television shows– Irwin Allen’s The Time Tunnel — starring Robert Colbert and sixties pop idol James Darrin. [...]
Speculative poetry, as a sub-genre, suffers from many of the same ills as contemporary poetry, i.e., there is a lot of bad poetry being written (I have certainly generated my share of it!) That is why I am particularly pleased to tell you about Illumen, published by Sam’s Dot Publishing, PO Box 782, Cedar Rapids, [...]
Canadian power-trio and progressive rock scions Rush are entering their forth decade as recording and performance artists. During their career they’ve made a lot of music with science fiction and fantasy themes, including such extended works as The Fountain of Lamneth and The Necromancer, Xanadu, Cygnus X-1 and the follow-up Hemispheres, or songs like "The [...]
October 12, 2006 marked the premier of season three for one of the most incredible series ever produced for television (regardless of genre) — the Sci-Fi Channel’s original production of Battlestar Gallactica. Okay, it isn’t exactly original; it is based on the short-lived series (one season) of the same name from 1978, starring Lorne Greene. [...]
This book takes place in an alternate universe, much like ours, except that almost every human is lycanthropic. However, if you’re born headfirst instead of feetfirst and get a tiny bit of brain damage at the wrong time, you’ll end up crippled, unable to morph at all. From that moment on, your life will never [...]
Daikaijuzine is now open to submissions for our December 21, 2010 issue! Of course, you’ve read the submission guidelines, right?
