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Blinks: Reviews by VanderMeer and Berry; Anders on Kamala Harris

February 3, 2019February 3, 2019 LocEditor 0 Comments

» LA Times: Jeff VanderMeer reviews Marlon James’ Black Leopard, Red Wolf

» Michael Berry reviews the same book for San Francisco Chronicle

» Last week Michael Berry reviewed Ben M. Winter’s Golden State

» Washington Post: Charlie Jane Anders explains why Kamala Harris is wrong about science fiction

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“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

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Andy Duncan and Ellen Klages In Conversation

February 9, 2011 admin 2

In this Locus podcast, we have Andy Duncan calling in from Frostburg State University in Maryland, and Ellen Klages in San Francisco. Their conversation is wide-ranging and eclectic, including: Moby Dick, doing background research, pleasure reading, genre labels, awards juries, reading to learn how to write, and more. I hope you’ll enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed recording. [powerpress]