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Gwenda Bond's Top Ten for 2010
Gary Westfahl's Ten Best Science Fiction and Fantasy Films of the Twenty-First Century
Lois Tilton's 2010 Short Fiction Reviews in Review Thu 27 Jan 11
» Shaun Tan and Andrew Ruhemann's The Lost Thing is an Oscar finalist in the short film (animated) category
» Slate: Robert J. Sawyer explains The Purpose of Science Fiction » National Book Critics Circle finalists include Jennifer Egan's A Visit from the Good Squad » Weird Tales has raised its pay rate to 5 cents per word, and created a new submissions portal for potential contributors » Strange Horizons: John Clute's latest Scores column reviews Johanna Sinisalo and M. Rickert » Is Science Fiction Getting More Conservative? is asked of Jerry Pournelle, Orson Scott Card, Tom Kratman, and Larry Correia » B&N: Paul Di Filippo discusses The Universe Next Door on occasion of Brian Greene's new nonfiction The Hidden Reality » John Gribbin reviews Brian Greene's book for Wall Street Journal Sat 22 Jan 11
» Wall Street Journal: Tom Shippey reviews Orson Scott Card
» Ellen Datlow's photos from KGB reading January 19, with Gregory Frost and Linda D. Addison » Boston Phoenix: 11 Fictional glimpses of the Boston of tomorrow » Space Dog Podcast has a Robert Silverberg interview by Marta Randall from 1982 Thu 20 Jan 11
» Guardian's Damien G Walter asks, What's the story behind genre fiction's covers?
» Largehearted Boy features Jeff VanderMeer's The Third Bear and the author's music playlist, with a PDF of original story The Quickening Wed 19 Jan 11
» Australian anthology After the Rain is being offered as a limited edition e-book to benefit the Queensland Flood Relief Appeal
» Science looks at the Science Hall of Fame (SHoF), a ranking in milli-Darwins of scientists of the past two centuries using a Google Books analysis Fri 14 Jan 11
» Neil Gaiman to appear on The Simpsons
» Spark interviews Eric Rabkin on SF predictions » Spring issue of Concatenation has news, columns, articles, and lots of reviews, plus a list of Best SF of 2010 » The Speculative Literature Foundation is taking applications for its Older Writers Grant through March 31st » Intergalactic Medicine Show announces the First Annual InterGalactic Awards, a readers' poll open through Jan. 31st » Virginia Postrel is surveying Star Trek fans » Black Gate has hired website editor C.S.E. Cooney » Independent: David Evans reviews Paolo Bacigalupi's The Windup Girl -- just published in Britain » Guardian: Eric Brown reviews Joe Abercrombie, Rod Rees, James Lovegrove, Sherri S Tepper » Blastr: Paul Di Filippo compiles 11 sci-fi and fantasy novels we're looking forward to in 2011 » Duncan Jones receives his Hugo Award Tue 4 Jan 11
» Dave Langford's Ansible 282
» LA Times: Jeff VanderMeer reviews Iain M. Banks' Surface Detail » Michael Swanwick is posting scans of one of his notebooks, a page at a time, at Flogging Babel » Amazon's Omnivoracious talks with Rachel Swirsky about short fiction » Barnes & Noble: Paul Goat Allen's Best Science Fiction Releases of 2010 » Pyr compiles its appearances on various Best of 2010 lists |
January 2011 Posts:
January 2011 Posts: February Issue Table of ContentsMonday 31 January 2011 | Magazine
February is the annual Year in Review, with recommended reading essays, the final 2010 Recommended Reading List, and summaries of the year in books and magazines. Plus: interviews with Alastair Reynolds and Sharyn November, reviews of short fiction and books by Jonathan Strahan, Mark Chadbourn, Philip José Farmer, Stephen King, and others, and Graham Sleight's "Yesterday's Tomorrows" column on Doris Lessing
Adam Roberts' 10 Best SF Novels of 2010Sunday 30 January 2011 | Reviews
Adam Roberts selects titles by Lauren Beukes, Project Itoh, Tom McCarthy, Ian McDonald, Hannu Rajaniemi, Francis Spufford, Tricia Sullivan, Scarlett Thomas, Jean-Christophe Valtat, and Charles Yu.
Magazines & Websites: fourth week January 2011Saturday 29 January 2011 | Monitor; Directories
New issues of Abyss & Apex, Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Bull Spec, Interzone, Lightspeed, Salon Futura, and Strange Horizons, plus what's new online at Fantasy Magazine, io9, SF Signal, and Tor.com
Adrienne Martini reviews Scott PhillipsFriday 28 January 2011 | Reviews; Magazine; 2011 Posts
From Locus Magazine's February 2011 issue
Scott Phillips's Rut is nearly impossible to talk about without also talking about the mode of its publication. Concord Free Press' publishing model defies all of our expectations about what a publishing house should do... Lois Tilton reviews Short Fiction, late JanuaryThursday 27 January 2011 | Reviews
Reviews of stories in new issues of Fantasy Magazine, Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Tor.com, Subterranean, Abyss & Apex, and Interzone
New Books : 2010 leftoversWednesday 26 January 2011 | Monitor, Directories
Notable 2010 titles not previously listed are by Michal Ajvaz, Elizabeth Bear, Benford & Zebrowski, Brian Conn, D.M. Cornish, Charles de Lint, Elizabeth Hand, Grace Krilanovich, L. Jagi Lampligher, Larry Niven, Robert Silverberg, and Peter Straub
This Week's BestsellersTuesday 25 January 2011 | Monitor, Directories
Debuts by Ben Aaronovitch, Joe Abercrombie, and James Lovegrove; P.C. Cast & Kristin Cast's Awakened is still #1
Classic Reprints: January 2011Monday 24 January 2011 | Monitor, Directories
An anthology of dystopian stories from John Joseph Adams, and new editions of works by Kelley Eskridge, Harry Harrison, Joe R. Lansdale, and Bruce McAllister
Magazines & Websites: third week January 2011Sunday 23 January 2011 | Monitor; Directories
New print issues of Black Static, Crimewave, Dreams and Nightmares, Leading Edge, and The New York Review of Science Fiction
New Books : mid JanuarySaturday 22 January 2011 | Monitor, Directories
Gene Wolfe's Home Fires, Jo Walton's Among Others, Paul McAuley's Cowboy Angels, debut novels by Kameron Hurley and Stina Leicht, and other titles by Carey, Forbeck, Green, Greenberg & Hughes, Henry, Holzner, Knight, McDermott, Ringo, and Zahn
Faren Miller reviews Ben AaronovitchFriday 21 January 2011 | Reviews; Magazine; 2011 Posts
From Locus Magazine's January 2011 issue
Midnight Riot opens in modern police-procedural mode, with the discovery of a dead body and (six meters away) its missing head. New in Paperback: JanuaryThursday 20 January 2011 | Monitor, Directories
Kim Stanley Robinson's Galileo's Dream, Joe Haldeman's Starbound, Dia Reeves' Bleeding Violet, and titles by Berg, Card, Farland, Huston, Redick, Ringo & Kratman, Weber & Flint, and West
Lois Tilton reviews Short Fiction, mid-JanuaryWednesday 19 January 2011 | Reviews
Reviews of stories in new issues of Subterranean, Strange Horizons, and Lightspeed
This Week's BestsellersTuesday 18 January 2011 | Monitor, Directories
Awakened, eighth book in P.C. Cast & Kristin Cast's YA vampire series, debuts at #1.
The Ten Best Science Fiction and Fantasy Films of the Twenty-First Century ... As of December 31, 2010 ... And A Prediction about Ten Best Lists to Come
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