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Retro read–Philip K. Dick’s look at life in 1950s San Francisco, The Broken Bubble
Retro read–Abraham Lincoln returns as an android in Philip K. Dick’s novel, We Can Build You
Babylon Twins–New novel a next read for The Hunger Games fans
The Next Time I Die–Hard Case Crime goes sci-fi in new crime story
Spaceside–Michael Mammay sequel to military sci-fi thriller Planetside amps up the intrigue
New roleplaying game arrives as the most immersive Blade Runner experience yet
Now streaming–Dark, vivid futurism awaits in Netflix’s Altered Carbon, with new season on the way
The Portable Door–One of the best fantasy films in years is now streaming
Call Me a Cab–The last fantastic Donald E. Westlake novel arrives… without a crime
Now streaming–The Peripheral could be the next big sci-fi series
Eternal Sunshine and Slaughterhouse Five collide in Jonathan Carroll’s Mr. Breakfast
Villeneuve’s Dune–Catch up with a solid sci-fi/fantasy before the sequel arrives
The Simulated Multiverse–New book revisits fringe Philip K. Dick postulate that we all live in the Matrix
Now streaming–JUNG_E, a new sci-fi cyborg journey on Netflix
Get a crash course in cinematography and storyboarding in Blade Runner 2049: The Storyboards
First look–New chapter begins for Blade Runner sequel/prequel
Death of the Planet of the Apes takes the franchise where no ape has gone before
Visions of the future take center stage in Blade Runner 2049 Interlinked – The Art
The Vast of Night–The year’s best science fiction movie creeps in via Amazon
Creating the Alt World–Book explores adapting Dick’s complex The Man in the High Castle for the screen
Altered Carbon: The Art and Making of the Series–Go behind the scenes into the design and story development of Netflix’s hit series
Streaming this month–Anthony Mackie stars in second season of Netflix’s Altered Carbon
Hearts of Oak–An architect, a king, and a cat meet up in a tale at the edge of The Twilight Zone
Supernova Era–Cixin Liu’s ambitious sci-fi novel of children leading the world arrives in English edition
Book review– Gemini Man, the novelization of Will Smith’s clone movie
borg 10-year celebration–The Not-to-Miss Top TV Series of the Decade
First look–Blade Runner gets its first movie tie-in series and a perfect first chapter
The 2020 Borg Hall of Fame
The Man in the High Castle–An inspired, noble use of science fiction forges ahead
borg’s Best of 2019–The Best on TV
Now streaming–One month to get caught up before The Man in the High Castle returns
The Synapse Sequence–New novel emerges as the best of this year’s science fiction
Now streaming–Amazon series “Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams”
Book review–Sawyer’s Quantum Night finds explanation for societal shifts in the human brain
After the End of the World–New novel creates alternate history of world under Nazi rule
borg’s Best of 2018–The Best on TV
Now streaming–The next creepy Gothic mystery has arrived in new Netflix series “Requiem”
Book review–We abduct the alien in Nat Cassidy novel Steal the Stars
Opening weekend review–Blade Runner 2049 an earnest, ambitious follow-up to the original
Book review–Steven Barnes’s new sci-fi novel, Twelve Days
Retropolis–Explore yesterday’s vision of tomorrow in Slaves of the Switchboard of Doom
Book Review–Corporate time travelers use Ancient Rome for profit in New Pompeii
Bryan Cranston to star in Ronald Moore-scripted Philip K. Dick series
The borg.com Best of 2016–The Best in Television
Review–Tomorrowland now available on Blu-ray, DVD and digital media
Retro review–PKD’s “Now Wait for Last Year”
Review–Amazon Studios intrigues with adaptation of PKD’s The Man in the High Castle
Retro review–The Man Who Japed, Philip K. Dick’s third novel
Retro review–Philip K. Dick’s second novel, The World Jones Made
