Fantasy Book Critic reviews Warren Ellis’s first novel, Crooked Little Vein. BestSF has reviewed a few magazines this week: A recent issue of Apex Science Fiction and Horror Digest F&SF’s May 2007 issue Interzone’s issue 210 Don D’Amassa’s Critical Mass has new reviews on the Science Fiction page, including Blake Nelson’s young adult novel They…
Time magazine, which manages to get so much wrong so much of the time, oddly is very accurate and interesting on the subject of LOLcats. [via The Beat] Not science fiction, but only because it didn’t happen: the British military is denying sending giant, man-eating badgers to terrify the citizen of the Iraqi city of…
The Agony Column reviews Ibrahim S. Amin’s The Monster Hunter’s Handbook. Fantasybookspot reviews David Bilsborough’s first novel, the epic fantasy The Wanderer’s Tale. Fantasybookspot also reviews Julie E. Czerneda’s Survival. SFF World reviews The Dark River by John Twelve Hawks. SciFi UK Review also covers the June issue of Hub magazine. Strange Horizons reviews Scarlet…
The 2006 John W. Campbell Memorial Award and 2006 Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award were presented at the Campbell Conference this past weekend in Kansas City. Each award was voted for by a jury of experts. The Campbell Award, for best science fiction novel, went to Ben Bova’s Titan. The Sturgeon Award, for best science fiction…
Neth Space reviews Tobias S. Buckell’s first novel, the alien-planet adventure novel Crystal Rain. The Agony Column reviews Paul McAuley’s Cowboy Angels. Monsters & Critics reviews an anthology called Many Bloody Returns, though I can’t quite read who the editors are. SciFi Weekly reviews Emma Bull’s new Wild West fantasy novel, Territory. SFF World reviews…
John Scalzi (wearing his Ficlets hat) interviews Justina Robson, author of Keeping It Real. Cory Doctorow was interviewed by the CBC’s Q (a radio show of some kind, I think, though it could also be a godlike transdimensional entity) and that link above will take you straight to an MP3 of it. [via the author]…
SF Signal reviews the novelization of the Transfomers movie by Alan Dean Foster. Fantasy Book Critic reviews The Dark River by John Twelve Hawks. Pat’s Fantasy Hotlist shamelessly plugs Tad Williams’s Otherland series. Strange Horizons continues reviewing John Crowley’s AEgypt novels this week with a look at the second book, Love & Sleep. Book Fetish…
The Agony Column interviews Austin Grossman, author of Soon I Will Be Invincible. Wired talks to Kim Stanley Robinson about the future of the planet. [via Bruce Sterling] Brooklyn Frank interviews Jeff Somers, author of The Electric Church. [via the author] SciFi Wire talks to Jay Lake about the clockwork solar system of his new…
Interzone #211, a special Michael Moorock issue, will be published in a week, so TTA Press has posted its table of contents. Besides a new Moorcock story and novel excerpt, there are stories from Carlos Hernandez, Aliette de Bodard, and Grace Dugan, among other things. Ansible has put out its 240th issue, full of the…
Forbidden Planet International previews the very cool-looking new entry in the Penguin Modern Classics line, A Science Fiction Omnibus, edited by Brian Aldiss. Today’s Harry Potter hoopla: The New York Times reports on Harry-themed conferences, parties and festivals taking place this summer. Also working the HP beat: The Washington Post has an article about avoiding…
Since the name of the site is ComicMix, the comics reviews come first. After the break, some crunchy links to SF/Fantasy book reviews, including one for Mike Carey’s novel The Devil You Know. And, speaking of Carey, here’s a review from Blogcritics for Re-Gifters, by Mike Carey and Sonny Liew. Blogcritics also reviews Outsiders: The…
Bookninja interviews Guy Gavriel Kay, author of Ysabel. Then they flip out and kill a whole lot of people, ‘cause that’s what ninjas have to do. [via Locus Online] Adventures in Sci Fi Publishing’s twenty-fifth podcast features an interview with author Walter H. Hunt, plus publishing news and the first installment of “Ask a Writer,”…
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