Blinks: Gibson, The Edge, Marcus, Mexican SF, Ellison

January 22, 2012August 17, 2017 admin

» Salon: William Gibson: I really can’t predict the future

» Edge.com’s annual question, What is Your Favorite Deep, Elegant, or Beautiful Explanation?, has 192 responses including those from Gregory Benford, Rudy Rucker, Bart Kosko, PZ Myers, Brian Eno, Freeman Dyson, and many, many others

&#0187: NY Times Book Review: J. Robert Lennon reviews Ben Marcus’ The Flame Alphabet

» Austin Chronicle: Roberto Ontiveros on South-of-the-Border Speculation, a review of Mexican SF anthology Three Messages and a Warning

» AdviceToWriters interviews Harlan Ellison

Films

Shadow of a Vampire: Arley Sorg and Josh Pearce Discuss ‘Salem’s Lot

January 13, 2025 locusmag 0

Salem’s Lot is the latest entry to the already extensive set of remakes, revisitations, spin-offs, and so on that are based on decades-old Stephen King stories. The list of these kinds of titles is substantial, and it includes 2017 film It with 2019 film It Chapter Two followed by upcoming prequel It: Welcome to Derry; 2019 film Pet Sematary and 2023 film Pet Sematary: Bloodlines; the admittedly very creative and

Features Interviews

Geoff Ryman: Maximum Change

November 20, 2011 admin 0

Geoffrey Ryman was born in Canada, moved to the US when he was 11, and earned degrees in English and history at UCLA. In 1973 he relocated to the UK. His first SF story was ‘‘The Diary of a Translator’’ (New Worlds) in 1976, but he became well known following publication of novella ‘‘The Unconquered Country’’ in 1984. The story won a World Fantasy Award and a British SF Award,

You May Also Like...