The Science Fiction Writers of America have named the recipients of this year’s Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master Award and the Kevin O’Donnell Jr. Service to SFWA [...]
On October 15th, Phoenix Pick will be releasing a new Larry Niven title as part of their Stellar Guild Series, which teams up seasoned authors with newer ones. Red Tide by [...]
Ringworld is a novel that’s always stuck with me. I picked it up alongside authors such as Isaac Asimov, Frank Herbert, Robert Heinlein, and other authors from that [...]
Here’s the cover and synopsis for the upcoming graphic novel Ringworld: The Graphic Novel (Part 1) by Larry Niven & Sean Lam, hitting shelves in July. Here’s the [...]
According to Blastr, two classic science fiction novels are headed to the SyFy channel. The first is Ringworld by Larry Niven. The four-hour miniseries version of Ringworld [...]
[Do you have an idea for a future Mind Meld? Let us know!] Recently, a group of futurists predicted that artificial intelligence is a deadlier threat to humanity than any [...]
Starship Sofa is hosting an Event that promises to be nothing short of fascinating. It’s a live video session with science fiction legends Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle [...]
Gregory Benford and Larry Niven, who recently collaborated on The Bowl of Heaven, From YouTube: Larry Niven & Gregory Benford, two of the most respected authors of hard [...]
Here’s the cover art and synopsis of the upcoming novel Bowl of Heaven by Gregory Benford & Larry Niven. Here’s the synopsis: In this first collaboration by [...]
Subterranean Pres has posted the table of contents for The Best of Larry Niven edited by Jonathan Strahan: “Becalmed in Hell” “Bordered in Black” [...]
My name is JP and I’m a science fiction fanatic. Sure I’ve tried other genres, fantasy, horror and mainstream come to mind, but science fiction is always my [...]
Codex Pictures (the folks who brought you Bionicle DVD movies) announced making a CG DVD movie based on Warhammer 40,000 called Ultramarines, a “70-minute sci-fi [...]
@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 [...]