Tag: Michael Crichton
Preview–Jurassic movies cookbook arrives for anyone hungry as a dinosaur
New trailer arrives for Jurassic World: Dominion–Original cast returns
Jurassic Park Ultimate Visual History reveals the magic behind the novel and films
Colonyside–Michael Mammay sci-fi sequel takes retired military hero once more unto the breach
Retro fix–Tor Essentials re-issues Robert Charles Wilson’s science fiction thriller Spin
The next Sigma Force novel arrives with James Rollins’ The Last Odyssey
What can we learn from science fiction? Crichton’s The Andromeda Strain and its sequel, The Andromeda Evolution
The Andromeda Evolution–Sequel to Michael Crichton’s The Andromeda Strain a gripping new thriller
Dinosaurs: A Journey to the Lost Kingdom takes readers through the history of dinosaur study
Back on the big screen–Jurassic Park turns 25, Totoro turns 30, Superman turns 40, and Bullitt turns 50
Review–Have the most fun of your summer with the deep-sea adventure The Meg
The Synapse Sequence–New novel emerges as the best of this year’s science fiction
Book review–Sawyer’s Quantum Night finds explanation for societal shifts in the human brain
Retro review–Michael Crichton’s first novel, the “lost” novel “Odds On”
The borg.com Best of 2017–The Best in Print
Book review–Empire of Time, Daniel Godfrey’s exciting sequel to New Pompeii
Book review–Forever and a Death, Westlake’s James Bond story is a thrilling masterpiece
Book review–Michael Crichton’s Dragon Teeth, an adventurous stagecoach ride back to the Old West
Now streaming–Adams and Renner attempt to communicate with aliens in “Arrival”
Westworld–New trailer shows next evolution of cybernetic organisms in sci-fi
Book Review–Corporate time travelers use Ancient Rome for profit in New Pompeii
First look–Westworld series is coming soon with a great cast
Now streaming–Ex Machina, a study in science fiction storytelling
First look–Make Westworld your next vacation spot
Book Review–Gore Vidal’s lost crime novel “Thieves Fall Out”
3D Blu-ray review–Jurassic Park 3D sets a new standard for post-production 3D
Retro review–Original The Creature from the Black Lagoon in 3D, now on Blu-ray
Retro review—Grave Descend, one of Michael Crichton’s “lost” adventure novels
Retro review–One of Michael Crichton’s “lost” crime thrillers, Zero Cool
Retro review–“Scratch One,” one of eight “lost” Michael Crichton novels coming to bookstores
Review–A&E’s Coma mini-series proves that creepy in 1978 is still creepy in 2012
Adapting stories to film–realistic fantasy possibilities
