Blinks

Blinks: Ansible, KSR, Scalzi, Brin, Diaz, Pratchett & Baxter, NPR

July 5, 2012August 17, 2017 admin

» David Langford’s Ansible 300

» LA Times: Jeff VanderMeer reviews Kim Stanley Robinson’s 2312 – “a masterful, moving vision”

» Guardian: Jeff VanderMeer reviews Graham Joyce’s Some Kind of Fairy Tale

» B&N: Paul Di Filippo reviews John Scalzi’s Redshirts

» Wired’s GeekWire: David Brin on science fiction, science and geeks

» Salon interviews Junot Díaz: “The search for decolonial love” (from Boston Review)

» The Independent: David Barnett reviews Terry Pratchett & Stephen Baxter’s The Long Earth

» NPR: Annalee Newitz on Summer’s Best Sci-Fi – titles by McHugh, Ahmed, Buckell, Robinson, and Grant

Films

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HIRON ENNES is a writer, musician, and student of medicine based in the Pacific Northwest. Their areas of interest include infectious disease, pathology, and anticapitalist healthcare reform. When they’re not hunched over a microscope or word document they can be found playing in the snow or playing the harp (though usually not at the same time). They’re queer in every sense of the word, and they really want to pet

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