Fenhua T. Augustus

Fenhua T. Augustus is a writer based in England. He has travelled widely, often writing for English-language magazines, websites, and blogs published all over the world but especially in Asia. He enjoys writing about science fiction, narrative video games, travel, and culture. He is a big fan of Star Trek, Star Wars, The Expanse, Altered Carbon, and The Matrix.

Articles by: Fenhua T. Augustus

Screenshot from the animated tv series Love, Death & Robots. This still is from the episode The Very Pulse of the Machine. Here we see a female astronaut looking directy at us, a worried and shocked look on her face.

Best Love, Death + Robots episodes

By Lu-Hai Liang published

Netflix’s science fiction anthology certainly features Love, Death + Robots, but which episodes from three seasons shine the brightest?

The Expanse A Telltale Series

'The Expanse' actor Cara Gee talks playing Drummer again in the upcoming The Expanse: A Telltale Series (Exclusive)

By Lu-Hai Liang published

Interview Cara Gee took some time out of her busy belting schedule to talk to us about working on the upcoming The Expanse: A Telltale Series.

The Matrix Resurrections

The Matrix Resurrections would make an amazing video game

By Lu-Hai Liang published

Sci-fi movies We're starting to believe that The Matrix Resurrections could be turned into an outstanding video game, and here's why.

The Expanse cast

Sci-fi needs to be more like The Expanse in its casting

By Lu-Hai Liang published

The infinite cosmos usually populated by a lot of straight white dudes, but The Expanse bucks the trend for the better.

Image showing Anakin Skywalker after and before his turn to the dark side

Rethinking Anakin Skywalker: How Star Wars has failed to properly explore its most significant character

By Lu-Hai Liang published

Anakin is the center of the Star Wars saga, but we don't think his character has been used to its fullest.

Still from the sci-fi TV series The Expanse. There are four people wearing armoured spacesuits looking at a city in the distance.

Why The Expanse feels so unique in sci-fi

By Lu-Hai Liang published

Strap in and prepare yourself for a deep dive into The Expanse and its role in sci-fi.

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