Ryan Britt
Ryan Britt is a contributing writer for Inverse. He writes about TV, film, and books, with emphases on science fiction, Star Trek, Dune, Star Wars, Sherlock Holmes, James Bond, Doctor Who, ‘80s pop culture, ‘90s music, kids’ media, and more.
He is also the author of three non-fiction books: "Luke Skywalker Can’t Read" (2015), “Phasers On Stun!”(2022), and the Dune history book “The Spice Must Flow” (2023); all from Plume/Dutton Books (Penguin Random House.) His other writing has been published with the New York Times, Esquire, Den of Geek, SyFy Wire, VICE, StarTrek.com and elsewhere.
Ryan is represented by the Fischer-Harbage Literary Agency and lives in Portland, Maine with his wife and daughter.
Could 'Doctor Who' Finally Explore All The Secret Regenerations?
The secret Doctors from 1976 and 2020 could all return very soon.
57 Years Later, Star Trek Has Finally Revealed the Evil 'Enterprise's Weird Fate
It’s time to grow out your goatee.
Star Trek's Biggest Badass Reveals His Starship's Secret Name
From The Dark Knight to Discovery, David Ajala is a man of action.
10 Years Ago, The Flash Vanished in a Crisis
Happy “Flash Missing” day.
The 'Alien' TV Series Timeline Has A Big 'Prometheus' Problem
When did Weyland Corp become Weyland-Yutani?
'The Bad Batch' is Finally Wrapping Up a Very Weird Palpatine Scheme
Where has the Zillo Beast been keeping itself?
The New 'Heroes' Revival Can Finally Fix Its Two Biggest Mistakes
Here’s why the impending Heroes comeback could finally address some frustrating plot holes.
Can M. Night Shyamalan’s New Movie Please Not Have A Twist?
Trap already has an audacious premise. Let’s hope that’s enough.
'Deadpool & Wolverine' Just Rebooted Logan’s Canon All Over Again
The cinematic continuity of the X-Men isn’t changing at all. It's just taking another detour.
The Unexpected Resurrection of Harlan Ellison
Harlan Ellison died in 2018. Now, thanks to J. Michael Straczynski, he’s back. And louder than ever.
Stephen King’s Bleakest Film Starred Two Sci-Fi Legends — But You Forgot They Were In It
There’s a lot to say about Pet Sematary. But the actual cast was a big deal. At least, at the time.
Star Trek Just Quietly Brought Back 'Deep Space Nine's Most Underrated Villains
Never turn your back on a Breen.
'The Bad Batch' Is Completely Changing How We See the Empire
Why did the Rebels beat the Empire? Because they used to be Imperials.
Johnny Depp’s Worst Sci-Fi Movie Was So Bad He Literally Phoned It In
Any depth or prescience in Transcendence is entirely coincidental.
'For All Mankind' Is Going Back to Where It All Started
Apple just confirmed the sci-fi series will continue with Season 5, along with a new spinoff called Star City.
The 'Sherlock' Movie Might Actually Be Happening
The game is on!
'Outer Range' Season 2’s Trailer Goes Full Dune
Outer Range Season 2 is revealing more than just time travel.
An Indie Studio Just Dropped the Best Sci-Fi Anthology You Haven’t Seen For Free
A Thousand Suns packs dark, emotional punches.
What 'Lower Decks’ End and 'Strange New Worlds’ Renewal Means for This Era of Star Trek
The foundational sci-fi franchise is consolidating.
The 'Godzilla x Kong' Monsterverse Is Expanding — But Maybe Not Where You Think
Monarch Season 2 is coming.
