Blinks: NYT on Hartwell; Ansible; Reviews; Butler; Schoen

February 3, 2016August 17, 2017 admin

» David Langford’s Ansible 343

» First issue of the MOSF Journal of Science Fiction

» Chicago Tribune: Gary K. Wolfe reviews Tim Powers, Johanna Sinisalo, Carlos Hernandez

» io9: LA Celebrates Science Fiction Legend Octavia E. Butler With a Year of Events

» Indy Week: Samuel Montgomery-Blinn: In Barsk: The Elephants’ Graveyard, Science-Fiction Writer Lawrence M. Schoen Poignantly Probes Our Relationship With Death

Films

Another Future Rolls off the Assembly Line: Josh Pearce and Arley Sorg Discuss Terminator: Dark Fate

November 12, 2019 locusmag 0

This review doesn’t need to lead with much of a recap, because you’ve seen it all before: evil AI sends a killer robot back in time to assassinate the future savior of humankind. Plucky human resistance sends a protector back in time to stop the killer robot (from the future!). Carnage. Mayhem. Explosions. The difference this time is that the evil AI is called “Legion” instead of “Skynet,” the target

Features Interviews

Richard Kadrey: Running with the Devil

September 21, 2012 admin 1

Richard Albert Kadrey was born August 27, 1957 in Brooklyn NY. He spent ten years there, and the next ten years in Houston TX. He briefly attended college before working a wide variety of jobs, including running a jewelry store, and working in numerous warehouses and department stores, driving forklifts and ‘‘moving stuff around.’’ He’s also been a rock musician and magazine editor, and hosted live interview show Covert Culture