Blinks: Chinese SF; Women in SF; reviews; William Gibson; Events

November 13, 2014August 17, 2017 admin

» NY Times: In a Topsy-Turvy World, China Warms to Sci-Fi, about Liu Chixin’s The Three-Body Problem

» The Atlantic: Women Rise in Sci Fi (Again)

» Sunday NY Times Book Review: Robin Wasserman reviews Paolo Bacigalupi and Alaya Dawn Johnson; Chris Taylor reviews Cory Doctorow and Jen Wang; Stephanie Zacharek reviews Scott Westerfeld; Maria Russo reviews Neil Gaiman and Lorenzo Mattotti

» B&N: Paul Di Filippo reviews Michel Faber’s The Book of Strange New Things

» David Naimon interviews William Gibson

» Events: Dark Delicacies in Burbank CA hosts Dave Zeltserman, Jonathan Maberry, Chuck Palahniuk, and others this month

» Events: Borderlands in San Francisco hosts F. Paul Wilson, Steven Erikson, Mira Grant, and others this month

Films

Exit, Pursued by a Kaiju: Josh Pearce and Arley Sorg Discuss Godzilla Minus One

January 8, 2024 locusmag 0

Josh: First off, holy shit. Arley: I agree. This movie was GREAT. They started with unusual characters. You don’t see a lot of movies where the star is a disgraced suicide pilot, for example. Grounding the story with in interesting, relatable characters makes it so that you can actually capitalize on the horror aspects of Godzilla. Viewers can get engaged with the horror that is Godzilla, rather than just being

Features Spotlight

Spotlight on About the Authors TV, with Jake Brown

March 6, 2023 locusmag 0

Locus will be premiering the Kim Stanley Robinson episode for About the Authors TV on the Locus YouTube channel, this Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. Pacific. Check it out! Tell us about your web video series About the Authors TV. How did it come about, and what inspired you to launch it? I consider it a lightning bolt from beyond. Like so many authors, I was stranded at home over

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