Author: Bill Kandiliotis

Sell Outs

Posted on by Bill Kandiliotis in Short Story

What if I were to tell you that a vast galactic civilisation exists, much older than ours and that this space-faring society was a great consumer of things such as art, food and resources… …that we Earthlings are a newly discovered delicacy and that a vast market waits? Is this a bad eventuality for mankind … Continue reading Sell Outs →

Panology of Science Fiction: B

Posted on by Bill Kandiliotis in Books, Panology, Review, Science, Writing

Biology Biology is a fascinating and diverse field of science that explores the living world and its interactions. Science fiction is a genre that uses biological concepts, themes, or elements to create imaginative stories, worlds, and creatures. Some aspects of biology that are commonly found in science fiction include evolution, disease, genetics, physiology, parasitism, and symbiosis. … Continue reading Panology of Science Fiction: B →

PKD

Posted on by Bill Kandiliotis in Books, Film, Review

The early eighties were remarkable, to me anyhow. Not only did my fascination with science fiction grind into high gear, but there was an explosion of new and modern genre films that hit the scene at around that time, in particular, Ridley Scott's Blade Runner many having been influenced by film-makers from a bygone era, … Continue reading PKD →

Terminator Reterminated

Posted on by Bill Kandiliotis in Film, Review

There's nothing more bewilderingly mind-numbing than watching a science-fiction movie franchise get butchered and killed then brought to life again, re-butchered and murdered once again. It's sad in a way because I really love this time-bending, robot monster, chase story. The potential, even without branching away from the hunter and the hunted plot device, is … Continue reading Terminator Reterminated →