Science Fiction Adventure Video Playlist. Star Trek, Babylon 5, Torchwood, Doctor Who, Lois McMaster Bujold, David Weber, H. G. Wells, Farscape, Fringe, Battlestar Galactica, Kings, Terminator, Stargate SG-1, fan fun, and more!

Science Fiction Video.

Gay Love, Gay Valentine, Videos.



Just in time for Valentine’s Day, I’ve created a
Gay Love Playlist
at YouTube. It includes gay-themed movie trailers and other gay-themed videos, as well as videos with
Home, a love poem from my book
Holding Me Together.

Is Someone You Love Gay?

This informative video playlist involves coming out, hate crimes, Prayers For Bobby, PFLAG, ex-gays, suicide, anti-gay discrimination, the Holocaust, family, elderly gays, pride, and much more. Scroll near the bottom to choose videos. The gray-to-red box at the bottom has a “Show All” feature that adds arrows for viewing the complete list.

Greatest Science Fiction Writers.

Tim Janson of Mania.Com is using his weekly book blog to pose the question Who are the Greatest Science Fiction Writers of All-Time? This week’s blog also includes news about Star Wars, DC Universe, and more.

He Likes Guys.

Wolfe Releasing brings together eight short films from the years 2005 through 2008. They range in length and tone, but all eight involve gay men. Read my review at ThisWeekInTexas.Com.

Primeval.

No news yet on when BBC America will show the third season of Primeval, but a trailer follows below. BBC America showed the first two seasons (or “series,” as the Brits call seasons of a TV show) of the hit show back-to-back, as a single season.

This is the 400th entry of my blog. Thanks for reading!


This week, some TV news regarding Smallville, Prayers for Bobby, and Kings.

Smallville.

Smallville returns January 15, and may soon reach its series finale. Cinema Static includes rumors about the show’s future.

Prayers for Bobby.

The movie Prayers for Bobby, based on the acclaimed book by Leroy Aarons, premieres on Lifetime, January 24. Sigourney Weaver (Aliens, Ghostbusters, Gorillas in the Mist) stars in this true story, about a religious woman who cannot accept her son’s homosexuality, until after his death. Russell Mulcahy (Highlander, Queer As Folk, The Shadow) directed the TV movie.



Kings.

Eragon’s Christopher Egan will star in NBC’s new series Kings. The series, which begins March 19 with a two-hour premiere, updates the biblical story of David, in an alternate reality. The preview looks promising.