Blinks: Ansible; New Yorker on dystopias; reviews of horror, Kit Reed

June 4, 2017August 17, 2017 admin

» David Langford’s Ansible 359

» The New Yorker: Jill Lepore on A Golden Age for Dystopian Fiction

» NY Times Book Review: Terrence Rafferty on horror, I Know What You’ll Read This Summer, reviewing Philip Fracassi, Bracken MacLeod, Josh Malerman, Giorgio De Maria, Kit Reed

» Wall Street Journal: Tom Shippey reviews Kit Reed

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

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Linda Nagata: Adventure First

November 23, 2014 admin 0

Linda Nagata was born Linda Webb on November 7, 1960 in San Diego CA. Her family moved to the Hawaiian island of Oahu when she was ten, and she graduated from the University of Hawaii with a bachelor’s degree in zoology in 1982. After graduation she moved to Maui and married Ron Nagata; they have two adult children. Nagata’s first published story was ‘‘Spectral Expectations’’ in Analog (1987). Notable short

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