Anthony Cardno has posted the table of contents for his upcoming charity anthology The Many Tortures of Anthony Cardno, the proceeds of which help benefit the American Cancer [...]
Shaking their sullen heads at the fact that June marks the first anniversary of the Three Hoarsemen Podcast, John E. O. Stevens, Fred Kiesche and Jeff Patterson LAUGH at the [...]
Sad news, folks… It looks like Jay Lake lost his long battle with cancer, just a few days short of his 50th birthday. Jay will be terribly missed by many. I will [...]
Author Jay Lake is undergoing an NIH trial to save his life. A fundraiser has been started by Shlomi Harif to help offset the cost of the treatment and associated costs. Says [...]
Amazon has the cover art and synopsis of the Jay Lake’s upcoming stand-alone novella Love in the Time of Metal and Flesh, a contemporary dark fantasy about [...]
LoneStarCon 3, the 71st World Science Fiction Convention (“Worldcon”) will be featuring the world premiere of the documentary Lakeside about author Jay [...]
Can you even fathom what depths of depraved humor it takes to plan your own wake-cum-roast, and then invite the entire world to it? Jay Lake has done precisely that. His [...]
Phil Athans tells us that Amazon has posted the cover art and synopsis of the upcoming writers’ guide Writing Fantasy & Science Fiction: How to Create [...]
This is going to be something of a different post than our usual SF Signal news item. I would appreciate it if you give it a read, consider it, and (if you can), please help [...]
Here is the cover art and synopsis of the upcoming novel Kalimpura by Jay Lake. Here’s the synopsis: This sequel to Green and Endurance takes Green back to the city of [...]
Jay Lake lives in Portland, Oregon, where he works on numerous writing and editing projects. His books for 2012 and 2013 include Kalimpura from Tor and Love in the Time of [...]
In episode 151 of the SF Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester presents the first of many WorldCon interviews. Today, he chats with award winning author Jay [...]
[Do you have an idea for a future Mind Meld? Let us know!] Late last year, after John Ottinger wrote a passionate review of John C. Wright’s Count to a Trillion, he was [...]
Aliens are a classic trope dating back to the earliest days of science fiction, so we asked this year’s panelists this question: Q: What are some of the best aliens in [...]
REVIEW SUMMARY: An enjoyable blend of alternate history stories that offer a wide range of topics and styles. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: An anthology of 11 alternate history [...]
Short fiction anthologies come in many flavors: some contain original fiction and some are comprised of reprints; they can be themed or non-themed; they may restrict [...]
Adam Roberts reviews Sam Merwin, Jr.’s sexy time travel classic, The Time Shifters. Ack! That painful prose reminds me of Pel Torro! Interviews & Profiles:[some [...]
Interviews and Profiles: @If You’re Just Joining Us: Jeff VanderMeer. In a video over at Angry Robot Books, Dan Abnett talks about writing. @The Nebula Awards website: [...]
[Editor’s Note: A while back, SF Signal published a Mind Meld feature on Tomorrow’s Big Genre Stars. Patrick at Stomping on Yeti has been profiling these writers [...]
