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Blinks: Eclipse Online, New Worlds, Cronin and Lowry, reviews

October 9, 2012August 17, 2017 admin

» Eclipse Online is live, with an editorial by Jonathan Strahan and first story The Contrary Gardener by Christopher Rowe

» Michael Moorcock’s New Worlds is also live, though it requires registration to purchase issue #1

» New York Times Magazine profiles Justin Cronin and Lois Lowry

» Telegraph: David Langford briefly reviews G Willow Wilson, Iain M Banks, Peter F Hamilton, Peter Terrin, Luke Kennard

» Guardian: Eric Brown reviews G Willow Wilson, Kit Reed, Tad Williams, Mary Gentle

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Plenty of other killer robot and creepy doll movies to make comparisons to—take your pick—and from the trailer you can pretty much predict the arc of the plot. But there’s something about M3GAN. It seems to have taken on a life of its own. M3GAN is constructed from very basic building blocks: Orphaned girl’s (Violet McGraw) aunt (Allison Williams) gives her a robot (Amie Donald/Jenna Davis) as a replacement for

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Adrienne Martini is a Locus reviewer and author of two non-fiction books, Hillbilly Gothic and Sweater Quest. I’ve spent the last few years rereading all of the Heinlein titles I can get my hands on. I’ve also been shoving the idea around and trying to figure out why that book hit me in that way at that time. I might be getting closer. Discovering Heinlein, for most who have, is

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