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The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 257): Authors We Can’t Get Enough Of and Why

September 15, 2014 // 11 Comments

In episode 257 of the SF Signal Podcast Patrick Hester invites Josh Vogt, Jeff Patterson, Andrea Johnson, Paul Weimer, Larry Ketcherseid, and Jamie Todd Rubin to discuss: A [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 248): Comics, Games, Bad Book Habits, Historical Accuracy in Fantasy and A Book That Turned Out To Be Unexpected

May 19, 2014 // 2 Comments

In episode 248 of the SF Signal Podcast Patrick Hester, Sarah Chorn, Paul Weimer, Fred Kiesche, Django Wexler, and Jeff Patterson, discuss a grab-bag of [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 247): Diversity in Genre Panel Live from PPWC2014 With Carol Berg, Jim C. Hines, Chuck Wendig and Amy Boggs

May 12, 2014 // 7 Comments

In episode 247 of the SF Signal Podcast Patrick Hester, Carol Berg, Jim C. Hines, Chuck Wendig, and Amy Boggs, discuss Diversity in Genre [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 228): Upcoming 2014 Books We Need To Read And Why

February 3, 2014 // 18 Comments

In episode 228 of the SF Signal Podcast Patrick Hester, Jeff Patterson, Derek Johnson, Carl V. Anderson and Rob H. Bedford discuss books coming out in 2014 that we absolutely [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 222): Massive 2013 Gift Giving Guide

December 9, 2013 // 15 Comments

In episode 222 of the SF Signal Podcast Patrick Hester, Ria Bridges, Jeff Patterson, Django Wexler, and Fred Kiesche suggest the perfect gifts for the genre fan in your [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 217): Panel Discussion of SF and F Characters We Want To Be And Why

November 18, 2013 // 7 Comments

In episode 217 of the SF Signal Podcast Patrick Hester, Sarah Chorn, Django Wexler and Jeff Patterson discuss characters in science fiction and fantasy we want to be, and [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 215): Panel Discussion of Books That Deserved (But Never Got) A Sequel

November 11, 2013 // 5 Comments

In episode 215 of the SF Signal Podcast, despite technical difficulties and a slight headache, Patrick Hester wrangles a cornucopia of irregulars to discuss books that [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 197): Summer Movies – Reboots, Flops and Blockbusters, Oh My

July 22, 2013 // 5 Comments

In episode 197 of the SF Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester asks our group of stalwart panelists their thoughts on this summer’s [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 195): Return of the Panel Discussion

July 1, 2013 // 5 Comments

In episode 195 of the SF Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester re-assembles a panel (Karen Burnham, Gail Carriger and Fred Kiesche) to discuss a ton of stuff [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 179): Cyberpunk Panel Part 2

February 18, 2013 // 6 Comments

In episode 179 of the SF Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester and Jaym Gates gather a second group of panelists to talk about the past, present and future of [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 175): The 2013 List of Conventions You’re Looking Forward To This Year

February 4, 2013 // 3 Comments

In episode 175 of the SF Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester asks his motley crew of mis-fit panelists to discuss: Which conventions are you looking forward to this [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 162): Live Panel from MileHiCon 44 with Connie Willis, John E. Stith, Nathan Lowell and Cherie Priest

October 29, 2012 // 1 Comment

In episode 162 of the SF Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester recorded a live panel at MileHiCon 44 in Denver Colorado on Saturday, October 20th, 2012. Panelists were: Connie [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 160): Panel: Hard SF for the Beginner

October 22, 2012 // 11 Comments

In episode 156 of the SF Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester gathers a group of SFSignal folks to discuss: Hard SF books for the beginner. Hard SF has a reputation for being [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 154): Panel: History That Never Happened, Our Favorite Alternate History Stories

October 1, 2012 // 4 Comments

In episode 154 of the SF Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester gathers a group of SFSignal folks to discuss: History That Never Happened, Our Favorite Alternate History Stories. [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 147): Panel Discussion of: Best Debut Novel You Have Ever Read (Part 2)

August 27, 2012 // 9 Comments

In episode 147 of the SF Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester gathers a panel to discuss: The Best Debut Novel You Have Ever Read, Part 2: Everyone has to start somewhere, even [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 145): Panel Discussion: What’s the Best Debut Novel You Have Ever Read?

August 20, 2012 // 13 Comments

In episode 145 of the SF Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester gathers a panel to discuss: The Best Debut Novel You Have Ever Read: Everyone has to start somewhere, even authors. [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 143): Panel Discussion of: Readercon, Harassment and Making Positive Changes

August 13, 2012 // 12 Comments

In episode 143 of the SF Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester gathers a panel to discuss Readercon, Harassment and Making Positive Changes, Links: Readercon ConCom Statement [...]

The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 139): Panel Discussion of Batman, Near Future SF, Mark Hamill, Star Trek and More

July 30, 2012 // 13 Comments

In episode 139 of the Hugo Nominated SF Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester asks our irregulars to bring their own topics to the table. Subjects covered (partial list): Kevin [...]

VIDEO: Anthropology for Writers [Readercon Panel]

July 23, 2012 // 0 Comments

At last weekend’s Readercon 23 I led a panel on the subject of writing culture in fantastic fiction. This is the description from the program: In a 2011 blog post, [...]

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TOC: ‘Magic Highways: The Early Jack Vance, Volume 3’ Edited by Terry Dowling and Jonathan Strahan

Published On: September 25, 2012

Subterranean Press has posted the table of contents for the upcoming collection Magic Highways: The Early Jack Vance, Volume 3 edited by Terry Dowling and Jonathan Strahan: Here's the book description:

[GUEST POST] Gilbert Colon on Person of Interest, Batman, and Second Chances

Published On: September 25, 2012

“Well, a guy who dresses up like a bat clearly has issues.” -- Bruce Wayne, Batman Begins. “Time for you to work through some of your issues, Mr. Reese” -- Harold Finch, Person of Interest. Jonathan Nolan's Watchmen: Person of Interest, Batman, and Second Chances Batman fans, take note -- Person of Interest, a ratings hit when it debuted Continue Reading →

Haffner Press Updates: Leigh Brackett, Fredric Brown and Free Advance Reading Copies

Published On: September 25, 2011

Fans of classic science fiction have probably already heard of Haffner Press, publisher of high quality editions of some fantastic classic sf stories. They've got some new titles coming up...and other juicy updates as well. From a press release...

BROKEN by A.E. Rought, a Re-Imagining of Frankenstein, Optioned for a TV Series

Published On: September 25, 2013

Strange Chemistry author A.E. Rought is reporting that her novel Broken has been optioned for an hour-long dramatic television series by ABC Family. As she points out, an option is no guarantee that it will actually be made into a series, but the first step in that direction is the option, and that's a done deal. The story of Broken, Continue Reading →

SF Tidbits for 9/25/12

Published On: September 25, 2012

Interviews and Profiles 42 Webs interviews Erin M. Evans. SciFiNow (Ivan Drago) interviews Iain M Banks. Geek Chocolate (Michael Flett) interviews Hannu Rajaniemi . The SFFWRTCHT Interview: Juliet Marillier. Diabolical Plots (Carl Slaughter) interviews Kristine Kathryn Rusch. The Roundtable Podcast interviews Patrick Rothfuss. Alex Bledsoe interviews Signe Pike. Broke Artist interviews Sam Bellotto. Lawrence M. Schoen interviews Gregory A. Continue Reading →