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9 Young Adult Titles That You Won’t Want to Miss This Fall

My fall roundup of SFF young adult titles! [...]

July 23, 2015 // 0 Comments

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Published On: July 7, 2006

John Scalzi has been trolling technorati and came up with version 1.0 of the list of The Top 50 Personal Blogs in SF/F. Of course, all the caveats apply: constantly mobile rankings, traffic versus popularity, etc. Scalzi nicely calls them all out. Check out the comments section as well for some other worthwhile blogs. Also of note, SF Signal (and Continue Reading →

Readercon is Nigh! This is Where John Stevens Will Be

Published On: July 7, 2015

The 26th annual Readercon begins Thursday, July 9th, and I am honored and pleased to be a participant in the program. Readercon is a gathering of readers and writers of fantastic fiction who come together to celebrate the written word. The relatively small size of the con means you can meet your favorite writers easily and find kindred literary Continue Reading →

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Published On: July 7, 2011

"So it goes indeed. Fact is, Genre is a dirty and disreputable part of town but it's that way for a reason, and at the end of the day, the librarian kinda likes it. This is a place where freaks and weirdos feel at home. The bars here are more fun. The rent is cheap. And Mass Market Square is Continue Reading →

SF Tidbits for 7/7/07

Published On: July 7, 2007

Yatterings interviews Chris Roberson, author of Set the Seas on Fire and The Voyage of Night Shining White. Geoffrey Philp snags Tobias Buckell to tell us about writing genre fiction. [via Tobias Buckell] Andrew Wheeler reviews Soon I Will Be Invincible by Austin Grossman. Bookninja podcast-interviews Guy Gavriel Kay, author of Ysabel. At SciFi Wire, John Joseph Adams profiles Benjamin Continue Reading →

TOC: ‘Terra Nova: An Anthology of Contemporary Spanish Science Fiction’ Edited by Mariano Villarreal

Published On: July 7, 2013

SF Scope has posted the table of contents for the upcoming anthology/collection Terra Nova: An Anthology of Contemporary Spanish Science Fiction: Terra Nova: An Anthology of Contemporary Spanish Science Fiction is now available in its English version. It was published in Spanish in December 2012 and has now been translated into English by Sue Burke and Lawrence Schimel. It includes Continue Reading →

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