Wes Phillips

Interesting concept—maybe.

As a kid, I loved the Heinlein novel with that title, which began, IIRC, with the hero "testing" his spacesuit by jogging through his neighborhood in it—at night, so he wouldn't attract attention. North Dakota is probably a better choice.

A seven-minute science fiction film.

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Bagheera practices her regal hauteur—and that girl can work it.

The Guardian has an extra edition on adapting books into films. It's all pretty good, so read it all.

Donald F. Murray passes on an important lesson he's learned from life.

Professor Solomon says there are 12 rules—and his guide is on the Internet, so you can't lose it.