AMAZING THINGS: DPS Releases Jerome Bixby Collection – Mirror, Mirror
Jerome Bixby collection released: additional short story also here today
The Greatest Science Fiction Novels of All Time Part 12
Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang is one of the greatest science fiction novels of all time. Kate Wilhelm is one of the cornerstones of the science fiction industry, and many consider this her best work.
Review: Steampunk LEGO by Guy Himber
Steampunk LEGO by Guy Himber is a visually stimulating look at the creative possibilities within the LEGO world using the innovative theme found in Steampunk.
DAYS OF FUTURE NOW: “THE PERIPHERAL” by William Gibson
Steve reviews William Gibson’s significant new SF book and talks about his last non-fiction book. And mentions having lunch with the author.
Starfall: An Interview with Executive Producer John Ellis
An interview with Starfall Executive Producer John Ellis.
Anime roundup 11/20/2014: Cultural Learnings
In this week’s viewing: Yona of the Dawn sets up a grand quest, Celestial Method fills in another piece, and more!
Review: The Genome
If you have an adventuresome palate and enjoy your genres and sub-genres sliced and diced, you should find a lot to enjoy in Lukyanenko’s novel.
Interview with Hall of Fame Author Kate Wilhelm
An interview with award winning author and leading lady of science fiction, Kate Wilhelm
Judging Books by Their Covers: BABEL 17
Let’s have some fun. Let’s live dangerously. Let’s run with scissors. Let’s open up an umbrella indoors. Lets judge some books by their covers! Judging a book by its cover is not wise, but we […]
Rand Holmes, The Penultimate Science Fiction illustrator Says I
Wally Wood may be the greatest SF artist of all time, but Rand Holmes is the PENULTIMATE artist of all time
Anime roundup 11/13/2014: The Ties That Bind
In this week’s viewing: Mushishi is all about making connections, Yona is all about cutting them, and more!
AMAZING THINGS: Ellison Calls for Grand Master Status for Spinrad
Norman Spinrad deserves a Grand Master Award. Now.
Rewind: Interview with Award Winning Editor Ellen Datlow
A reprise of an interview with World Fantasy Lifetime Achievement award winner Ellen Datlow.
Why Do Contemporary SF Films Always Invoke a Near Half-Century Old Movie?
Some thoughts on the paucity of imagination in SF film today.
EXCERPT: Shatner’s Tek War
William Shatner’s Tek War series is now available at Open Road Media; read an excerpt from the sixth volume – Tek Power
Curtains Up: Speculative Fiction Theater is Here
Geek Theater. Please note the absent ‘R’.
Anime roundup 11/6/2014: Power Players
In this week’s viewing: Yona of the Dawn’s heroine turns strong, Celestial Method is about finding the strength to admit error, and more!
Literatura furry de ciencia ficción en Venezuela
an interview with July Nicholas Camacho about all things Furry.
The Fall Lineup for the Star Trek Channel
Make Me Laugh. Can anyone make Mr. Spock crack even a tiny smile?
Anime roundup 10/30/2014: Time Out
In this week’s viewing: A slower-paced group of episodes for a chance to relax! As much as one can relax with manhunts going on, aliens hanging around, and time going all screwy…
Rewind: Interview with SFWA Grand Master James Gunn
Revisiting an excellent interview with Grand Master James Gunn
Writing Science! A Guest Post by MG Author V.L. Jennings
A guest post on science and science fiction by author V.L. Jennings
Am I Blue?
Monochromatic painting has been part of the avante garde since the end of the 19th century, but science fiction and fantasy artists use monochromatic painting techniques to a great effect.
Anime roundup 10/24/2014: Left Behind
In this week’s viewing: Saying farewell to a few more shows, it’s time to set the lineup for the rest of the season.
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