Blinks: Brin, Swanwick on Young, Baxter and Pratchett, KSR, Bradbury tributes

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» Salon: David Brin asks How Will the World End?

» Independent: How We Met: Stephen Baxter & Terry Pratchett

» LA Review of Books: Gerry Canavan reviews Kim Stanley Robinson’s 2312

» LA Review of Books has Ray Bradbury tributes by Jonathan R. Eller, Neil Gaiman, Robin Anne Reid and William F. Touponce and by Brian Attebery, John Clute, Rob Latham and Gary K. Wolfe

» Daily Mail: Harry Ritchie reviews Kim Stanley Robinson, Terry Pratchett & Stephen Baxter, China Miéville

» New Zeland Listener: long interview with Kim Stanley Robinson

» B&N: Paul Di Filippo reviews Five New Fantasies by Women — Mary Gentle, Lynn Flewelling, A.M. Dellamonica, Stina Leicht, Liz Williams

Films

Best Monster in a Supporting Role: Gary Westfahl Reviews Godzilla, King of the Monsters

June 3, 2019 LocEditor 1

Michael Dougherty’s Godzilla, King of the Monsters is not the worst Godzilla movie ever made, and when referring to the American films, that constitutes a high compliment; for after watching the first American Godzilla (1998), I personally thought that it was the worst Godzilla movie ever, until I watched the 2014 American Godzilla (review here) and concluded, somewhat controversially, that it was even worse. Nevertheless, any list of the top

Roundtable

Karen Meisner–A Reading List for Younger SF Enthusiasts

October 11, 2011 admin 5

Karen Meisner is an editor at Strange Horizons magazine. It’s been said that the golden age of science fiction is twelve, which is around the age when many young readers fall in love with the stuff. But what about the even younger readers? The literary field opens up once you’re ready to read at teenage levels, and meanwhile there’s no shortage of fantasy to be found in books for the

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Awards Roundtable

BSFA Awards

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