The Deconstruction of Falling Action: Alexandra Rowland’s A Choir of Lies
Not a tremendous amount of magic, but oh so clearly a secondary world that is aware of its parts.
Not a tremendous amount of magic, but oh so clearly a secondary world that is aware of its parts.
An advanced look at Looking Glass, a collection of novellas by Christina Henry
A review of the debut novel The Stars Now Unclaimed by Drew Williams’
Annalee Newitz Autonomous is a fairly brutal book at points, but it’s never hopeless. It explores the limits of idealism and good intentions
In this world of social media and hacking and etc., anything you say anywhere anytime EVER can come back to bite you.
A YA author discusses her journey to authorship
Jim C. Hines…Janitors of the post apocalypse…what’s not to love?
As a freelancer, choosing what to write next can be an interesting decision
Can we learn anything about survival from survival films?
The Resurrectionist of Caligo plays with genre in an intriguing and clever way. There are horror elements mixed with fantasy, colonial critique, and class commentary, all blended into a book that is a pleasure to read.
Visit a Mars colony set up for both scientific research and a reality show in Emma Newman’s Before Mars
The 5th Gender – a cozy mystery science fiction and queer romantic comedy with a healthy dose of social commentary
A collection of short stories from the author of NInefox Gambit
I think the definition of Grimdark has shifted in the last few years; I’ve always thought of Grimdark as absurdly over-the-top darkness, grim darkness so grim and dark it becomes humorous
An interview with the author of a story about internal superpowers – based on a Podcast series!
Enter now to win a copy of Annalee Newitz’s latest The Future of Another Timeline
E. Catherine Tobler, author of the up-coming The Grand Tour reveals where her love of carnivals has its origins
New myths and old, a new anthology explores both
An interview wqith Tamsyn Muir on her latest release – Gideon the Ninth
Is it science fiction romance with adventure. Or maybe it’s space opera with space marines and romantic elements.
Crowd funding support for black science fiction
We all need to pay more attention to Octavia Butler. Here’s your chance.
An excerpt from Starship Alchemon, by Christopher Hinz
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