Retro Hugo Award

FINALISTS: 1941 Retro Hugo Award

April 26, 2016 // 3 Comments

The short list! [...]

WINNERS: 1939 Retro Hugo Award

August 14, 2014 // 0 Comments

The winners of the 1939 Retro Hugo Award were announced at LonCon [...]

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SF Tidbits for 9/25/12

Published On: September 25, 2012

Interviews and Profiles 42 Webs interviews Erin M. Evans. SciFiNow (Ivan Drago) interviews Iain M Banks. Geek Chocolate (Michael Flett) interviews Hannu Rajaniemi . The SFFWRTCHT Interview: Juliet Marillier. Diabolical Plots (Carl Slaughter) interviews Kristine Kathryn Rusch. The Roundtable Podcast interviews Patrick Rothfuss. Alex Bledsoe interviews Signe Pike. Broke Artist interviews Sam Bellotto. Lawrence M. Schoen interviews Gregory A. Continue Reading →

A Fistful of Star Wars….Games

Published On: September 25, 2004

Bowing to pressure by certain members of the SFSignal author community, a new category has been created to help us proudly display our Star Wars fanboy status: Star Wars Univerese. This new category is for all things Star Wars. So, on to the actual content of this post. All links here are from the cool Joystiq blog, which is dedicated Continue Reading →

Friday YouTube: Carl Sagan and Stephen Hawking (And Potsie) Get Their Groove On

Published On: September 25, 2009

Cerebral and mesmerizing.... Oh, and as an intellectual cool down, enjoy this video of Potsie singing "Pump Your Blood" from Happy Days.

[GUEST POST] Michael Pogach (THE SPIDER IN THE LAUREL) Likes Dead Scottish Sci-Fi Poets. Wanna Make Something of It?

Published On: September 25, 2015

Michael Pogach began writing stories in grade school. He doesn’t remember these early masterpieces, but his parents tell him everyone in them died. He’s gained some humanity since then, even occasionally allowing characters to escape his stories alive. Michael lives in suburban Philadelphia with his wife and daughter. The Spider in the Laurel is his first novel. I Like Dead Continue Reading →

RIP: Barbara Bova

Published On: September 25, 2009

Sad news, folks... According to Locus Online, Barbara Bova, Literary Agent and the wife of sf author Ben Bova, passed away earlier this week. She was also a columnist for the Naples Daily News. Our condolences go out to barbara's family and friends.