Is there such a thing as Indian Science Fiction? This book tries to identify some common elements
Although it covers works in only four languages, Suparno Banerjee’s ‘Indian Science Fiction: Patterns, History and Hybridity’ is certainly a milestone. An image from Appupen s Legends of Halahala .
There has been a rising interest in Indian Science Fiction in recent years, with a number of critical studies and articles being published. Suparno Banerjee’s book,
Indian Science Fiction: Patterns, History and Hybridity, marks a key milestone in this trend.
An attempt to critically analyse the history and structure of Indian Science Fiction is not an easy endeavour, with a number of challenges that need to addressed even before proceeding.
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You might know Realm as the podcast production company that brought the sci-fi series
Orphan Black back to life, complete with star Tatiana Maslany. But that’s nothing compared to what else the company will release in 2021, which includes original series from Maslany (who will also return for more
Orphan Black), multiple series from legendary genre director John Carpenter, and so, so much more.
Literally 10 out of the 12 shows announced in the press release Realm Podcasts (formerly Serial Box) sent out sound good, which means 100 per cent of the 10 sci-fi/fantasy/horror shows announced sound also sound good. Here’s what’s coming out and when:
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Ready Player One meets
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