The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 105): What Books or Stories are you Looking Forward to in 2012?
In episode 105 of the SF Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester asks the SFSignal.com Irregulars to chime in with the books or stories they’re looking forward to in 2012.
This week’s panel:
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I still haven’t finished Dhalgren.
I guess the important question would be: which edition of Dhalgren? If you’re still working on the Bantam paperback…eeek!
I’ve dipped into it on and off for a couple years. It’s like watching paint dry.
Here’s what I heard mentioned:
A. Lee Martinez:
movie: John Carter
game: Mass Effect 3
Charles Tan:
short story collections: Kij Johnson, Elizabeth Hand, Lucius Shephard, Nancy Kress, Ekaterina Sedia, Peter S. Beagle
translations: Charles Yu, Roberto Belano
Barsoom anthology and armored anthology ed. by JJA
greatest show on earth ed. by ekaterina sedia
Haikasoru: The Future is Japanese anthology:
http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2011/12/13/viz-schedules-metal-gear-solid-novel-and-the-future-is-japanese-anthology
Lisa:
The Hunger Games and Prometheus movies
Redshirts by John Scalzi
John Stephens:
Through the Valley of the Nest of Spiders
Liz Hand – available dark
Lucius Shephard collection
Caitlin R. Kiernan – the drowning girl
terri windling’s anthology AFTER
JM McDermott – when we were executioners
Fred:
William Gibson’s Distrust that particular flavor essay collection
Myke Cole Control Point “urban military fiction”
JJ Adams – Armored anthology
fantasy novel – saladin ahmed throne of the crescent moon
david brin – existence
tobias buckell – arctic rising
david drake – the road of danger (lt. leary)
tim powers – hide me among the graves
kim stanley robinson – 2312
michael moorcock – london peculiar (non-fiction collection)
Lisa part II:
nightmare garden by caitlin kittredge
Timeless (The Parasol Protectorate, #5) by Gail Carriger (Orbit, March 1)
patrick hester last reminder, TV:
game of thrones
eureka
OK. That said!
1. Darn it. Delany’s book is delayed (again) this time to May 1. Oh, the anticipation of watching it go from October 2011 to November 2011, to February 2012, to May 2012. May it stop being in the future soon!
2. re: Raylan: $13 for a brand new book that’s $27 in hardcover, and you’re complaining because you were able to download it instantly onto your e-reader(s)? 🙂
I wish I had participated. Lots of great things, especially Fred’s book list of doom…