Don't think the prolonged quiet on this blog is due to inactivity-- quite the opposite. For instance: I'll be speaking on a panel this Saturday at the Doomsday Film Festival in Brooklyn, N.Y. I'm speaking after the late-Cold War anxiety tale Testament. But if you're interested you might as well just get the festival pass, because the entire lineup looks amazing! (I'm most looking forward to Damnation Alley and Hardware.) Buy your tickets soon, because by all accounts the theater is tiny (like a fallout shelter, natch). The festival begins tomorrow night (Friday, Dec. 10th), and my film and panel session begin at 3:30 on Saturday the 11th. See you at the end of the world!
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The Gospel According to Science Fiction: From the Twilight Zone to the Final Frontier by Gabriel Mckee
Available now! "This fascinating hybrid of theology and sci-fi is creative, lucid and contains impressive scholarship."—Publishers Weekly
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Things that I Read
- BeaucoupKevin(dot)com
- Claw of the Conciliator
- Comics Should Be Good!
- Escape Pod
- Exploring Our Matrix
- Eye on Comics
- Fruitless Recursion
- God Spam
- Gospel of the Living Dead
- Got Medieval
- Holy Heroes!!
- io9
- Old Testament Space Opera
- The Middle Room
- The Sci Fi Catholic
- TheoFantastique
- Total Dick-Head
- Wreckreation
Other projects
- Android Dreams: Philip K. Dick and Ridley Scott's Replicant Futures @ Cornell University
The web version of an exhibit I curated for Cornell University's Divison of Rare & Manuscript Collections. - Articles and blog posts at Religion Dispatches
Including reviews of Cloverfield, American Virgin, Funny Games, and Rambo, to name a few. - SF Gospel: Full Archives
August 2006 to present. - The Gospel According to Science Fiction: From the Twilight Zone to the Final Frontier
Available now from Westminster-John Knox - Pink Beams of Light from the God in the Gutter: The Science-Fictional Religion of Philip K. Dick
Exploring the religious ideas that drove the greatest mind in science fiction. - The End of the World, Again (Plus a Cute Kid) @ The Revealer
An examination of the links between the apocalyptic horror film The Omen and evangelical apocalypticism. - Sex and the Single Superhero @ Nerve
From Batman to the Green Goblin, the most scandalous sex scenes in comics. - Self-Amusement Park @ Misplaced Planet
A ridiculous webcomic.
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