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[AUTHOR PROFILE] For New Author Kelly Robson, “2015 Was an Amazing Year”

March 14, 2016 // 0 Comments

Everything you need to know about author Kelly Robson [...]

WINNERS: 2014 Nebula Awards

June 7, 2015 // 0 Comments

Congratulations to the winners of the 2014 Nebula Awards! [...]

BOOK REVIEW: Ancillary Sword by Ann Leckie

October 7, 2014 // 2 Comments

Last year I reviewed Ann Leckie’s Ancillary Justice before it swept the major SF awards–including the Hugo, the Nebula, the Golden Tentacle, the Arthur C. Clarke, [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 132): An Interview with Hugo nominated Author Kij Johnson

June 14, 2012 // 4 Comments

In episode 132 of the SF Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester sits down to chat with Kij Johnson, Hugo Nominated Author of The Man Who Bridged The [...]

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Table of Contents: THE BOOK OF THE DEAD Edited by Jared Shurin

Published On: September 23, 2013

Here is the table of contents for the upcoming anthology The Book of the Dead edited by Jared Shurin: Here's the book description: The Book of the Dead addresses the most fascinating of all the undead: the mummy. The mummy can be a figure of imperial dignity or one of shambling terror, at home in pulp adventure, contemporary drama, or Continue Reading →

MIND MELD: The Translated Books We Love and Why We Love Them

Published On: September 23, 2015

[Do you have an idea for a future Mind Meld? Let us know!] Liu Cixin's The Three-Body Problem, translated by Ken Liu, won the Hugo for best novel this year, so what better time to ask our esteemed panel the following question... Q: What is your favorite translated work? Why?

MIND MELD: Behind the Scenes…How the Hottest Short Fiction Anthologies Are Created (Part 1)

Published On: September 23, 2009

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 themselves to a certain sub-genre of speculative fiction... But one thing they all have in common is that it's Editors that put them together. This week, we asked a handful of Editors the following Continue Reading →

The Three Hoarsemen (Episode 26) – Spelunking the Sub-Genres with Joe Monti of Saga Press

Published On: September 23, 2015

As harvest-time descends and pumpkin-spice stormclouds gather on the horizon, John E. O. Stevens, Fred Kiesche and Jeff Patterson wrap up their Summer sojourn through the labyrinthine innards of the publishing industry with Joe Monti of Saga Press. Joe educates the Hoarsemen on the pitfalls of book buying-and-selling, forecasts the future of space opera, and ponders if Grimdark is really Continue Reading →

Arthur C. Clarke’s Google Lunar X PRIZE Message

Published On: September 23, 2007

Here's Arthur C. Clarke on Google's Luna X PRIZE. "One small step for Google" indeed. Notice the library shelf behind him. That's, what, like 80 copies of his various 2001 books and sequels? I'd call him egotistical but he's got fewer than I do. (I kid! Or do I....?) [via Mundane-SF, who puts their own spin on it]