Today we’re going to branch out from SFF comics and talk about a Boston-based artist who chronicles fans of mainstream SFF comics, movies, and TV shows with his black and [...]
In December 2011, we had a week where three movie trailers hit the web: The Dark Knight Rises, The Hobbit and Prometheus. They looked stunning: these were perfectly crafted [...]
In episode 169 of the SF Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester chats with Christopher J. Garcia, winner of the 2011 Hugo Award for Best Fanzine (along with James Bacon) for The [...]
A few weeks ago I attended Darkover Grand Council Meeting, a Science Fiction/Fantasy convention held in the Baltimore area. This was the con’s 35th year and it offered [...]
Welcome to the debut episode of SF Crossing the Gulf with Karen Burnham and Karen Lord. We’ll be discussing contemporary hard sf and Caribbean speculative fiction over [...]
In episode 138 of the Hugo Nominated SF Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester asks our irregulars to weigh in on: Book Reviews. Are they still relevant? Do they shape your [...]
On September 13, 1999, a nuclear explosion hurled the moon out of orbit, taking with it a lunar base and a handful of really neat ships. In the years that followed the [...]
Interviews and Profiles: @PopCultureShock: Mike Mignola Talks About 15 Years of Hellboy, B.P.R.D. & More | @Tor.com: Artist Keith Thompson. @Agony Column Podcast: [...]
Cool news! Scott Westerfeld‘s Midnighters is coming to NBC. The story “revolves around a group of people born at the stroke of midnight who have access to the [...]
Interviews & Profiles: Self-Publishing Review interviews Tessa Dick, the widow of Philip K. Dick, who has reworked the novel he was working on at the time of his death [...]
@Tor.com, Jo Walton reviews Larry Niven’s A Gift From Earth. Farah Mendlesohn: Why feminism is as relevant as ever, and why I think there may be a problem with the [...]
