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

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» 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

Do I Make You Horny, Baby? Josh Pearce and Arley Sorg Discuss Antlers

December 28, 2021 locusmag 0

Josh: Here’s one that I think deserves a little more attention than it got. It got delayed a couple of times, was in and out of theaters really quick, and didn’t make a lot of money. Arley: I’d been waiting a while to see this one! I’m a horror fan, and this was a solid horror movie. Josh: Definitely a horror movie, but it ended up being more sad than

Commentary Features

2018: Comfort Reading in an Uncomfortable Year, by Tim Pratt

February 15, 2019 locusmag 0

My reading was weird and scattered this year even by my usual weird-and-scattered standards, and the Goodreads shelf I’ve labeled “comfort re-reads” has a lot more entries than usual, as I retreated from the various unpleasant aspects of this year’s reality into old, beloved fictional worlds. I wasn’t sure I’d read enough new SF, fantasy, and horror to even justify a year-end round-up this time, but going over my list

Commentary Features

Nexus by Paul Kincaid

February 18, 2020 locusmag 0

Roundtable

Roundtable on Reviewing

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