Blinks: Bacigalupi, Paul Thomas Anderson and scientology, King wins LAT Book Prize; KGB

April 22, 2012August 17, 2017 admin

» LA Times: Susan Carpenter reviews Paolo Bacigalupi’s The Drowned Cities – “Simultaneously fascinating and terrifying”

» NY Times: Paul Thomas Anderson’s new film may be about scientology; partly inspired by L. Ron Hubbard’s early life

» LA Times’ Book Prizes include Stephen King’s 11/22/63 in the mystery/thriller category

» Ellen Datlow’s photos from KGB reading with Scott Lynch and Elizabeth Bear

Films

Exit, Pursued by a Kaiju: Josh Pearce and Arley Sorg Discuss Godzilla Minus One

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Josh: First off, holy shit. Arley: I agree. This movie was GREAT. They started with unusual characters. You don’t see a lot of movies where the star is a disgraced suicide pilot, for example. Grounding the story with in interesting, relatable characters makes it so that you can actually capitalize on the horror aspects of Godzilla. Viewers can get engaged with the horror that is Godzilla, rather than just being

Features Spotlight

Spotlight on: Annalee Newitz, Author and Editor

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Annalee Newitz writes about science, pop culture, and the future. They’re the editor in chief of io9, a publication that covers science and science fiction, and has over 5 million readers every month. Newitz is the author of Scatter, Adapt and Remember: How Humans Will Survive a Mass Extinction, and has also published in Wired, The Smithsonian Magazine, The Washington Post, 2600, New Scientist, Technology Review, Popular Science, Discover, and the San Francisco Bay Guardian. They’re

Roundtable

The big reveal

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Roundtable

Roundtable: Genre Accessibility

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