Blinks: Dirda on Sheckley, USA Today on Richelle Mead, Nick Harkaway, Kiwamata Chiaki, VanderMeer on Bacigalupi, Garth Nix

May 17, 2012August 17, 2017 admin

» Washington Post: Michael Dirda reviews “A master of satirical science fiction” — Robert Sheckley’s Store of the Worlds, edited by Alex Abramovich and Jonathan Lethem

» USA Today interviews Richelle Mead

» Guardian: Nick Harkaway on how The book industry has got to get online publishing right

» Barnes & Noble: Paul Di Filippo reviews Kiwamata Chiaki’s Death Sentences

» Barnes & Noble: Jeff VanderMeer reviews Paolo Bacigalupi’s The Drowned Cities

» Publishers Weekly interviews Garth Nix

» Gregory Benford on PKD in OC

» MIT News on Science Fiction Society’s massive library is out of this world

Films

Teenagers Scare the Living Hell Out of Me: Arley Sorg and Josh Pearce Review Brightburn

September 4, 2019 locusmag 1

Although it’s easiest to describe Brightburn as “Superman, but evil,” it’s a mistake to think of it as a superhero movie. It is, rather, a pretty straightforward horror movie. It stars Elizabeth Banks and David Denman as the Kent-like parents of Brandon Breyer (Jackson A. Dunn), an alien child they find in a crashed spaceship. They adopt and raise Brandon until he turns 12 and starts exhibiting unnatural abilities. Arley:

Roundtable

It’s Not Just About Length

February 9, 2009 locusmag 4

By request (and not as part of the launch discussion), I am republishing this section of my editorial from the February issue of Locus to open up the discussion…. From Locus Issue #577: I have a bone to pick with the way people count the length of works, and more generally with the way stories are written…. There are actual differences between the short story, novelette, or novella, more than

Roundtable

Philip José Farmer

February 25, 2009 locusmag 4

Roundtable

From Solaris to the Zone

July 5, 2012 admin 3

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