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

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

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

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Some 70 years or so after the events of Wonder Woman, 1984 finds the titular hero (Gal Gadot) whiling away her time curating artifacts and impressing mortals with her beauty and charm. She seems to be keeping a low profile, at least until struggling entrepreneur Maxwell Lord (Pedro Pascal) acquires an ancient magical device and threatens to destroy the world in his quest for ultimate power. Wonder Woman must find

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Claude Lalumière: The Word for Yearning
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Claude Lalumière was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He founded a specialty SF bookshop, Nebula, in Montreal in 1989, and in 1993 he opened danger!, an alternative bookshop. After almost ten years running the stores, he sold them to become a full-time freelance writer and editor. His short fiction has been collected in two volumes to date: Objects of Worship (2009) and The Door to Lost Pages (2011). He is

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