Molly Tanzer’s RUMBULLION AND OTHER LIMINAL LIBATIONS is an Eclectic, Artful Collection That Shouldn’t Be Missed
Haralambi Markov on Molly Tanzer's artful story collection, RUMBULLION AND OTHER LIMINAL LIBATIONS [...]
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INTERVIEW: Aidan Moher on TIDE OF SHADOWS, Self Publishing, and More
Photo Courtesy of “SF for Strangelove” Aidan Moher is a writer, fan, publisher, and Hugo Award winner. Today, his debut collection is being published under his [...]
BOOK REVIEW: The Very Best of Tad Williams
REVIEW SUMMARY: Tad Williams’s third collection includes 17 stories from across his career, ranging in publication dates [1988 through 2014] and across the genre [...]
Short Fiction Friday: My Favorites of 2013
REVIEW SUMMARY: A look back at what I consider the best of the short fiction that I read in 2013. It has been quite a run. I did not realize how time-consuming and [...]
Website Launch: THE APOCALYPSE TRIPTYCH Edited John Joseph Adams and Hugh Howey
Editor John Joseph Adams has launched the website companion for The Apocalypse Triptych, a trio of anthologies he’s co-editing with Hugh Howey being released in stages [...]
INTERVIEW: A Chat with Don Pizarro, Editor of BIBLIOTHECA FANTASTICA
Don Pizarro has been subsisting on red-eyes and gallows humor for forty years. His writing has appeared at McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, Crossed Genres, [...]
Short Fiction Friday: Asimov’s Science Fiction, March 2013
REVIEW SUMMARY: One strong short story and two fair novelettes stand out in comparison to a novella and short stories that never fully reach their potential. MY RATING: [...]
REVIEW: 2011 Hugo Award Novella Nominees
Here are my impressions of five of the six Hugo award Novella Nominees for 2011. Although there are normally only five nominees in any given Hugo category, this year the [...]
SF Crossing the Gulf (Episode 1): A Discussion of Ted Chiang’s “Exhalation” and Others
Welcome to the debut episode of SF Crossing the Gulf with Karen Burnham and Karen Lord. We’ll be discussing contemporary hard sf and Caribbean speculative fiction over [...]
[GUEST INTERVIEW] Prolific Editor John Joseph Adams on Science Fiction, Anthologies, and the Future of Printed and Digital Books and Magazines
Oleg Kazantsev had the opportunity to do an in-depth interview with John Joseph Adams for SF Signal. John Joseph Adams is the bestselling editor of many anthologies, such as [...]
Now on Kindle! “The Year’s Best Science Fiction” 1st and 2nd Annual Collections Edited by Gardner Dozois! [Updated with TOCs!]
Gardner Dozois has posted on his facebook page that he has just released his long out-of-print anthologies The Year’s Best Science Fiction, First Annual Collection and [...]
TOC: ‘Nebula Awards Showcase 2012’ Edited by James Patrick Kelly and John Kessel
Here’s the for the upcoming anthology Nebula Awards Showcase 2012 edited by James Patrick Kelly and John Kessel: Introduction: In Which Your Editors Consider the Nebula [...]
Be My Victim: Paul Tremblay on The State of the Short Story
The publishing industry is in a state of flux (to be kind), but in a sense, it's an opportunity for indie publishers who don't have the crushing overhead of the bigs, to swoop in, publish vibrant fiction, and pick up readers.
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MIND MELD: Memorable Short Stories to Add to Your Reading List (Part 2 of 2)
This week’s question is a simple one, but yielded lots of responses. We asked this week’s panelists: Q: What are some of your favorite short stories in sf/f/h and [...]
MIND MELD: Memorable Short Stories to Add to Your Reading List (Part 1 of 2)
This week’s question is a simple one, but yielded lots of responses. We asked this week’s panelists: Q: What are some of your favorite short stories in sf/f/h and [...]
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