Jason Sanford has published a number of stories in the British SF magazine Interzone, which devoted a special issue to his fiction in December 2010. In addition, his fiction has been published in Year's Best SF 14, Asimov's, Analog, Intergalactic Medicine Show, Tales of the Unanticipated, The Mississippi Review, Diagram, Pindeldyboz, and other places (along with being translated into Chinese, French, Russian, and Czech). He is a three-time winner of the Interzone Readers' Poll and was a finalist for the 2009 Nebula Award for Best Novella. He also co-founded the literary journal storySouth, through which he runs the annual Million Writers Award for best online fiction, and writes a monthly column for the Czech SF magazine XB-1. SF Signal published the English version of this column. His website is <a href="//www.jasonsanford.com”">www.jasonsanford.com</a>.
Editor’s note: Nebula Award nominated author Jason Sanford is now publishing a regular column in SF Signal called To the Ends of the Universe. These columns were [...]
Editor’s note: Nebula Award nominated author Jason Sanford is now publishing a monthly column in SF Signal called To the Ends of the Universe. These columns were originally [...]
Editor’s note: Nebula Award nominated author Jason Sanford is now publishing a monthly column in SF Signal called To the Ends of the Universe. These columns were originally [...]
Editor’s note: Nebula Award nominated author Jason Sanford is now publishing a monthly column in SF Signal called To the Ends of the Universe. These columns were originally [...]
Editor’s note: Nebula Award nominated author Jason Sanford is now publishing a monthly column in SF Signal called “To the Ends of the Universe.” These [...]
[SF Signal welcomes the return of guest author Jason Sanford!] In American science fiction circles, one of the easiest ways to start an argument is to mention military SF. On [...]
[SF Signal welcomes the return of guest reviewer Jason Sanford!] REVIEW SUMMARY: As with the first novel in this series, The Power of Six is derivative and not very original. [...]
[SF Signal welcomes the return of guest author Jason Sanford!] Sometimes the perfect story sings itself into an author’s head, lacking only a title to make the story [...]
[SF Signal welcomes the return of guest reviewer Jason Sanford!] REVIEW SUMMARY: One of the best reprint anthologies of recent years, which does a marvelous job of bringing [...]
[SF Signal welcomes the return of guest reviewer Jason Sanford!] REVIEW SUMMARY: An emotionally gripping fantasy featuring one of the most complex literary characters of [...]
[SF Signal welcomes the return of guest reviewer Jason Sanford!] REVIEW SUMMARY: While long-time readers of science fiction will find nothing new here, the novel is a [...]
[SF Signal welcomes the return of guest reviewer Jason Sanford!] REVIEW SUMMARY: A fascinating and enjoyable anthology containing a number of great stories. Easily among the [...]
[SF Signal welcomes the return of guest commentator Jason Sanford!] For decades we’ve heard this so-called truth—that the genre and literary fiction worlds are [...]
[SF Signal welcomes the return of guest reviewer Jason Sanford!] REVIEW SUMMARY: A very good continuation of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy series, although not [...]
[SF Signal welcomes the return of guest reviewer Jason Sanford!] REVIEW SUMMARY: The most uplifting Christmas movie of the last decade—either animated or live action. MY [...]
[SF Signal welcomes the return of Jason Sanford with this exclusive interview!] Anyone who read science fiction short stories in the 1960s and ’70s should remember [...]
[SF Signal welcomes the return of guest reviewer Jason Sanford!] REVIEW SUMMARY: An excellent book for writers of all levels, from beginner to seasoned veteran. MY RATING: [...]
[SF Signal welcomes the return of guest reviewer Jason Sanford!] REVIEW SUMMARY: A short but good story which the book’s target audience will love. MY RATING: BRIEF [...]
[SF Signal welcomes guest reviewer Jason Sanford!] REVIEW SUMMARY: A classic dystopian novel likely to be short listed for the Nebula and Hugo Awards. MY RATING: BRIEF [...]