Blinks

Blinks: Ansible; reviews from SFC, WaPo, Toronto Star, WSJ

May 4, 2015August 17, 2017 admin

» David Langford’s Ansible 334

» SF Chronicles: Michael Berry reviews Benjamin Percy, Genevieve Valentine, Dan Simmons

» Washington Post: Ron Charles on Dune 50th anniversary

» Toronto Star: Alex Good reviews Robert Charles Wilson, Adam Christopher, Ian Tregellis, Old Venus

» Wall Street Journal: Tom Shippey reviews Robert Charles Wilson’s The Affinities [behind paywall]

Films

“The Fault… Is Not in the Stars, but in Ourselves”: Gary Westfahl Reviews Ad Astra

September 23, 2019 LocEditor 4

James Gray’s Ad Astra is the most recent example of the subgenre that I have called the spacesuit film, dedicated to realistic portrayals of space travel in the near future; and in keeping with tradition, it offers an ample amount of the breathtaking astronomical vistas and meticulously detailed spacecraft that audiences have come to expect in such films since Stanley Kubrick’s magnificent 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) permanently transformed the

Commentary Cory Doctorow Features

Cory Doctorow: What the Internet Is For

November 5, 2018 locusmag 1

The internet operates on a revolutionary principle, underpinned by a revolutionary principle, overlaid by a revolutionary principle. Is it, therefore, revolutionary? The revolutionary principle the internet runs on is this: the “end-to-end” principle, which states that any person using the internet can communicate with any other person on the internet without getting any third party’s permission. If you want to connect to my webserver, you simply connect to it: you

Roundtable

Mike Allen and F. J. Bergman in Conversation: SF Poetry

May 7, 2012 admin 2

Features Interviews

Patrick Rothfuss: Worldbuilder

August 12, 2010 admin 6

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