This is a book about space settlement, but it’s a very different book about space settlement than usual. The Weinersmiths go into the State of the Art on human factors (physiology, reproduction, sanity), possible locations, technology (closed loop life support, “how to actually build a space habitat”), and the insanely complex topic of space law to come to the conclusion that “mayyyybe not right now, a lot of further studies needed”. Which is admittedly not what One wants to hear, but still sadly is what it is, and the authors make a good case for why we’re Just Not There Yet, any maybe never will.

This was… A Lot of a movie. A Ride. A proper maximalist approach to the visuals.

The sands of Arrakis were already great in the first part, and the utter yuck of Giedi Prime provided a very nice contrast.

Marvellous experience, and should be watched on the biggest screen possible.

The Thing is finally out, after the pilot 5 years ago and two seasons Helluva Boss, and it is… great. Expectations met and exceeded.

An amazing season.

It’s… a Scott Pilgrim AU, in which the events of the movie did not quite come to pass. For reasons. Which would be spoilers.

It is A Ride, and it’s got some awesome fights, and the movie-cast is doing the voices, and for the most part I loved it.

In which our beloved SecUnit has not only to deal with wannabe corporate overlords trying to enslave a full planet, but also the pesky side effects of having human neural tissue fully capable of developing mental health issues.

I would not recommend this as an entry point (start at the beginning), but if you liked the other stories… why are you still here?