Category: Science Fiction
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Nemo’s Fury the gamebook!
Nemo’s Fury is the thrilling new gamebook, available exclusively from Amazon. Join the mysterious Captain Nemo on board his remarkable submarine the Nautilus and experience a wild voyage of monsters, mayhem and murder! You can order your copy of the book with this button: Download a copy of the journal below to make notes and…
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Nemo’s Fury book launch
It’s a momentous day for us here on the Nautilus, as we’ve delivered our manuscript for the physical gamebook of our science fictions adventure, Nemo’s Fury to Amazon. Nemo’s Fury launches on Thursday 30th November and here’s a preview for all you lovely people of the cover. We hope you like it! * Over 900…
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A huge thank you!
to Jason Archer and everyone at FightingFantasy.Net for hosting Chapter one of Nemo’s Fury. It’s taken a huge amount of time and effort, and generosity on their part to host Chapter one, and we just wanted to say a heartfelt thank you! Give the game a whirl by pressing the button below and play Nemo’s…
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Nautilus TV series cancelled by Disney+
It’s a huge shame the latest screen version of Captain Nemo has been cancelled. Filming had been completed on Nautilus when the axe fell on the production as part of a cost cutting measure by returning Disney boss, CEO Bob Iger, who plans to trim $US3bn from its non-sports programming. Shazad Latif stars as an…
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Your fast guide to Captain Nemo
The work of Jules Verne continues to entertain movie and TV fans even if his books are less popular than they once were. So if you don’t know anything about Captain Nemo other than vague pop cultural references or having only seen the Disney adaptation of 20,000 Leagues Under the sea, I’ve put together a…
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My top five science fiction and fantasy holiday reads
As well as being a lifelong sci-fi and fantasy fan, and a film critic, I’m also a digital gamebook writer and illustrator, and I just wanted to share some of my favourite holiday reads with you all. Number 1The World for World is Forest by Ursula K. Le GuinFirst published in 1972 this exciting, sad…
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Amazing art of Aaron Howdle
This blogpost is an appreciation of the work of super-talented artist, Aaron Howdle who was kind enough to send me the awesome steampunk submarine illustration at the top of this post. A DM chat led me to his website where reside more incredible work. My father was a draughtsman and growing up he had a…