Blinks: John M. Ford; reviews by Eric Brown; diners with Scott Edelman

November 15, 2019November 15, 2019 LocEditor 0 Comments

» Slate: Isaac Butler, The Disappearance of John M. Ford, with news that Tor is bringing his work back into print

» Guardian: Eric Brown reviews Annalee Newitz, Mike Carey, Claire North, Alison Littlewood, Kim Lakin-Smith

» Recent dining with Scott Edelman: Paul Kirchner, Michael J. Walsh, and Locus Online reviewer Paul Di Filippo

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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

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Eileen Gunn: Other Lands

June 22, 2014 admin 0

Eileen Katherine Gunn was born June 23, 1945 in Dorchester MA and grew up south of Boston. She attended Emmanuel College, a Catholic college, earning a BA (1967) in History with a minor in English, began working as an advertising copywriter, then moved to California to pursue fiction writing. In 1976 she attended Clarion, and afterward wrote while supporting herself by working in advertising. She was an early employee