Blinks

Blinks: John Picacio, Chicon photos, Daily Mail reviews

September 7, 2012August 17, 2017 admin

» John Picacio’s reflections on winning a Hugo, Dragon*Con, and Chicon

» More Chicon photos from Scott Edelman, Lawrence Person

» Daily Mail: Harry Ritchie reviews Adam Roberts, Stephen Baxter, M. John Harrison

Films

Star-crossed Heroes: Arley Sorg and Josh Pearce Discuss The Suicide Squad

September 21, 2021 locusmag 0

A motley crew of costumed characters with highly questionable morals is compelled – upon pain of death – to undertake a covert military mission in the “island nation of Corto Maltese.” What they uncover is much larger than any of them expected…. The Suicide Squad is exactly the over-the-top bloody, just-ridiculous-enough not-a-superhero movie you need. It’s pretty rare for sequels* to be better films than the originals, but James Gunn’s

Features Interviews

Nalo Hopkinson: As Magic Does

September 8, 2013 admin 0

Nalo Hopkinson was born December 20, 1960 in Kingston, Jamaica, and grew up there and in Trinidad and Guyana, though she also spent some time in the US as a child. Her father was noted Guyanese poet Muhammad Abdur-Rahman Slade Hopkinson. She moved with her family to Toronto, Canada in 1977, where she lived until relocating to Riverside CA in 2011. She earned a Master’s degree in Writing Popular Fiction

Roundtable

Karen Burnham and Ted Chiang In Conversation

April 21, 2011 admin 3

Roundtable

Appreciations for Jeanne Robinson, George Ewing, and Everett F. Bleiler

July 11, 2010 admin 2

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