Blinks: Gunn, Tiptree, Benford, Tregellis, a survey, Purdom

August 17, 2013August 17, 2017 admin

» CJOnline.com: Lawrence sci-fi author Gunn, 90, releases new novel

» NPR’s “You Must Read This” features Stephen Burt on James Tiptree, Jr.: Author, Feminist, Pioneer: The Unlikely Queen Of Sci-Fi

» LA Review of Books: Gregory Benford on Sunshine Technopolis: Southern California’s Utopian Futures [also in the latest NYRSF]

» B&N: Paul Di Filippo reviews Ian Tregellis

» Damnation Books/Eternal Press offers a free ebook for participation in their Readers and Writers Survey

» Broad Street Review: Tom Purdom on Thinking outside the box about the future of the Post

» Mythic Delirium’s August content is now live

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

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