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Blinks: Priest on Vance; KSR; reviews of Aldiss, McIntosh, D’Lacy, Scalzi, Percy

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» Guardian: Jack Vance obit by Christopher Priest

» Slate’s Future Tense chats with Kim Stanley Robinson

» Daily Mail: David Bradbury reviews Brian Aldiss, Will McIntosh

» B&N: Paul Di Filippo reviews Joseph D’Lacey, Adam Christopher, Wesley Chu; earlier, John Scalzi

» B&N: Bill Tipper reviews Benjamin Percy’s Red Moon

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Blinks: SF and the future; Feminist SF; Best SF of 2017 so far

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The Year in Review 2022 by Gary K. Wolfe
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The Year in Review 2022 by Gary K. Wolfe

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2022 Recommended Reading List

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Digital Girl in an Analog World: Josh Pearce and Arley Sorg Discuss <b><i>M3GAN</b></i>
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Digital Girl in an Analog World: Josh Pearce and Arley Sorg Discuss M3GAN

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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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Blinks: Reviews by Norman Spinrad and Lisa Tuttle

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Blinks: Scott Bradfield on Stanislaw Lem; Lisa Tuttle reviews in Guardian; PW on Dystopias
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Blinks: Scott Bradfield on Stanislaw Lem; Lisa Tuttle reviews in Guardian; PW on Dystopias

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Blinks: NYT and Guardian reviews; Becky Chambers and KSR; and three guides to SF&F

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Blinks: Stanislaw Lem; Ursula K. Le Guin; Reviews in NYT, Guardian, WSJ

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Saad Z. Hossain: Real Simulation
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Saad Z. Hossain: Real Simulation

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SAAD Z. HOSSAIN was born April 22, 1979 in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He studied English Lit and Commerce at the University of Virginia. His debut novel was Baghdad Immortals (2013; as Escape from Baghdad!, 2015). Other novels include Djinn City (2017) and Cyber Mage (2021). Novella The Gurkha and the Lord of Tuesday (2019) was an Ignyte Award finalist and has a sequel, Kundo Wakes Up, out this year. Hossain lives in

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