There’s a new player on the science fiction publishing scene and its name is Serial Box, which aims to bring the “TV model of media production and delivery to the [...]
In this week's Mined Meld, an impressive lineup of panelists discuss the Intersection of SF/F Games and Genre Fiction. Here's what they had to say. [...]
Now that my Best Podcast Fiction of All Time list is out in the public, it’s time to kick off my next series of podcast fiction features: The Podcast Spotlight. Each [...]
[Do you have an idea for a future Mind Meld? Let us know!] This week we asked our participants to talk about the perils of re-reading. Going back to a book read in one’s [...]
NOTE: This installment of Special Needs In Strange Worlds features a guest post from author Mur Lafferty! – Sarah Chorn Insightful, witty, and passionate, Mur Lafferty is a [...]
[Do you have an idea for a future Mind Meld? Let us know!] Geeks are a passionate and opinionated people. Put two of them in a room and more often than not a debate and/or [...]
Mur Lafferty, author of The Shambling Guide to New York City and Ghost Train to New Orleans, joins John Anealio and Patrick Hester this week on The Functional Nerds Podcast. [...]
As part of Orbit’s Orbital Drop eBook deals, you can get Mur Lafferty’s The Shambling Guide to New York City for only $1.99! Here’s what it’s about: A [...]
REVIEW SUMMARY: A fun story of New York City’s monsters trying to destroy a likable writer who just wants to get over her past, meet a good guy, and finish her tour [...]
Mighty Mur Lafferty has a new book coming out called The Shambling Guide to New York City. It’s a fun and funny look at being human in the increasingly supernatural [...]
[Do you have an idea for a future Mind Meld? Let us know!] It’s the beginning of 2012, a time for new beginnings, new vistas, and new resolutions to make the next year [...]
Tony C. Smith has posted the awesome cover for his upcoming anthology, StarShip Sofa Stories, Volume 1. Interviews & Profiles: The latest Starship Sofa podcast features [...]
As is usual around awards-time, there is much discussion about the usefulness of awards, the books that made the list of finalists, and what the Best Novel shortlist says [...]
There’s a new King Kong prequel film coming, based on the book Kong: King of Skull Island by Joe DeVito and Brad Strickland. Mark Kelly posts about The Charles N. Brown [...]