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April 2013 Posts: New Books : 30 AprilTuesday 30 April 2013 | Monitor
Published Thursday in the UK and today in the US: Lauren Beukes' The Shining Girls, Joe Hill's NOS4A2, a collection by Lucius Shepard, three novels by Icelandic author Sjón, and titles by Aguirre, Black, Brown, Chu, Douglas, Gemmell, Hanover, Kittredge, Larson, Pinborough, Serling, and Tregillis
This Week's BestsellersMonday 29 April 2013 | Monitor
Kate Atkinson's Life After Life and George Saunders' Tenth of December still rank in the top 10 on at least one list.
Lois Tilton reviews Short Fiction, late AprilSunday 28 April 2013 | Reviews
Reviews of new issues of Analog, Asimov's, and Tor.com
Spotlight on: Caniglia, ArtistSaturday 27 April 2013 | Perspectives
People always ask me why a majority of my art centers around horror/fantasy, birth, and death. It helps me understand the impermanence of life on this planet.
Print Periodicals: late AprilFriday 26 April 2013 | Monitor
New issues of Black Static, Interzone, and Mythic Delirium
Paul Di Filippo reviews Tanith LeeThursday 25 April 2013 | Reviews
Special to Locus Online
Tanith Lee's lush fiction is marked by exotic venues, precisely and elegantly invoked, populated with passionate characters whose deep emotions drive them to outstanding feats of folly and bravery, sacrifice and love. Spotlight on: Ken Liu, AuthorWednesday 24 April 2013 | Perspectives
I made a conscious decision to write more and to engage in deliberate practice. The more I wrote, the more ideas I seemed to get, and that led to a nice positive dynamic.
New Books : 23 AprilTuesday 23 April 2013 | Monitor
Published Thursday in the UK and today in the US: two books by Neil Gaiman and titles by Amanda Carlson, Tom Lloyd, Sarah Pinborough, Ransom Stephens, and Freda Warrington
This Week's BestsellersMonday 22 April 2013 | Monitor
Robin Hobb's Blood of Dragons debuts.
Gary K. Wolfe reviews Sofia SamatarSunday 21 April 2013 | Reviews
From Locus Magazine's April 2013 issue
In terms of its elegant language, its sharp insights into believable characters, and its almost revelatory focus on the value and meaning of language and story, it's the most impressive and intelligent first novel I expect to see this year, or perhaps for a while longer.
Five Ways of Approaching Oblivion:
A Review of Oblivion”
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