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FUTURE HISTORY
07.28-08.03 |
Author Events
Dan Simmons ..
Terry Goodkind ..
Ursula K. Le Guin ..
Samuel R. Delany ..
Mercedes Lackey ..
Glen Hirshberg ...
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author -
host)
Announcements
Conventions:
Crescent City Con Metairie LA
Finncon X / Eurocon 2003 Turku, Finland
Trinoc*coN Durham NC
Forthcoming Books:
August '03 - March '04
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Classifieds
Locus Index on CD ROM
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BLINKS
Breaking news, sundry web links
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Sun 08.03 —
• Los Angeles Times: long assessment by Scott Timberg of Bradbury Stories
Fri 08.01 —
• Dorman T. Shindler reviews and interviews Dan Simmons
• NY Review of Books: David Hajdu reviews "Comics for Grown-Ups"
Thu 07.31 —
• Science Fiction Weekly's annual Hugo Awards Poll
Wed 07.30 —
• Publishers Weekly: Neil Gaiman on the cover
Tue 07.29 —
• Washington Post Book World: Gregory Feeley reviews Ian R. MacLeod, Dozois's 20th Year's Best, Charles Stross, and Trampoline
• San Francisco Chronicle: Michael Berry reviews Dan Simmons, The Silver Gryphon, and Andrew Fox
• Wall Street Journal: Harlan Ellison's battle with AOL [requires subscription]
• RevolutionSF: critics react to Claude Lalumière's Superhero movie ratings
Sat 07.26 —
• NY Times: America Yawns at Foreign Fiction
Fri 07.25 —
• NY Times Book Review: Gerald Jonas reviews Dan Simmons, John C. Wright, Ursula K. Le Guin
• Ellen Datlow's photos from the Stoker Awards
Thu 07.24 —
• Spider-Man 2 site live
• New White Dwarf catalog
• New Dune novel Bookwrap
• Emma Bull's Summer Queen's speech
Assorted new Links —
• Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine
• Better Humans
• Fantastic Literature
• Green Man Review
• Ursula K. Le Guin
• Magrathea
• Moo Press
• Phantazm
• Project Pulp
• Science News for Kids
• Word Magic
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| Indexes to LOCUS ONLINE |
Contributors
Book, Magazine Reviews
Movie Reviews
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The Locus Index
to Science Fiction
(Available on CD ROM)
The Locus Index
to Science Fiction Awards
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New Books
Novels by Alice Borchardt, Marion Zimmer Bradley & Deborah J. Ross, Chaz Brenchley, Terry Goodkind, David Hagberg, Jane Jensen, Spider Robinson, Dan Simmons, and Robert Charles Wilson; plus a Mike Resnick anthology
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Magazines
A Vernor Vinge novella in Analog, William Barton, Kit Reed in Asimov's, and new issues of Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine, Paradox, and Talebones
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Bestsellers J.K. Rowling reigns
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| 07.11 |
Classic Reprints Anderson, Dick, Hodgeson, Stewart, Wyndham
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New in Paperback Bujold, Card, Robinson
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2003 Books Directory Links to descriptions, reviews, charts, awards; with forthcoming titles |
2002
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| 07.26 |
Letters Support for Gene Wolfe from Harlan Ellison and others; a story ID
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| 07.30 |
Lawrence Person reviews DVD The Animatrix
The Wachowski brothers understand the look and feel of Science Fiction, but not the deep commitment to scientific plausibility that gives SF so much of its unique resonance...
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| 07.26 |
Letters Support for Gene Wolfe from Harlan Ellison and others; a story ID
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| 07.24 |
Letters Gene Wolfe reports from the Odyssey Workshop; 2 story queries; Forrest J Ackerman has a check
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| 07.16 |
Claude Lalumière reviews Superhero Movies, and rates 25 of them
These films just keep looking better and better. But are they good films? Or just special-effects spectacles with little attention to storytelling?
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| 07.12 |
Claude Lalumière reviews Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
The most entertaining adventure film I've seen in many years. ... What it brings most to mind is Tim Powers' 1987 novel, On Stranger Tides...
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| 07.07 |
John Shirley reviews 28 Days Later, comparing it to Hollywood horror films--
Danny Boyle takes a video camera and makes a film ten times better, at least, with a tenth the money.
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| 07.04 |
Gary Westfahl reviews Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
This aura of grim determination is characteristic of the subgenre of science fiction that the Terminator films represent: survivalist fiction...
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| 07.02 |
Claude Lalumière reviews graphic novels by Warren Ellis and Darick Robertson, Peter Milligan and Brett Ewins, and others
Transmetropolitan is among the most important, pertinent, and entertaining SF of the last decade.
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Field Inspections | SFFH reviews in general publications
• Salon reviews Tad Williams
• Washington Post reviews Shepard, Bishop, Peirce, and Album Zutique
• San Francisco Chronicle reviews Pratchett, Jones, and DePrau
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2003 Reviews & Features Archive
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The Magazine Of The
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