When a reviewer sells your galley on eBay, you can grumble, or you can turn it into a publicity opportunity (well, not anymore, because this publisher did)...
Lately, we've been getting a spate of messages consisting of nothing but a link (or two or three). Sometimes the subject line seems descriptive, implying that the message might be legitimate. But as a fair warning to our correspondents, any message consisting of just a link will be deleted unclicked...
Someone has taken a listing from SFScope, and claimed it as a review. Yet another reason why ego searches and Google alerts really do have a role to play in the internet society...
Trying to track down the 29 people who bought electronic versions of this book. Or, alternatively, hoping to find that more than 29 people bought it...
SFScope reviewer Sarah Stegall takes the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to task for an 81-year history of slighting science fiction, fantasy, and horror movies...
This a long weekend here in the US, and also the weekend of Arisia, a major multi-tracked sf convention in Cambridge, Massachusetts. So we're out of here for the weekend. If you're coming to the con, I've posted my schedule...
Catherine Asaro has posted her novella "The Spacetime Pool", which first appeared in Analog and is currently on the preliminary Nebula ballot, on her Facebook page...
We're finally back in New York, and the news is all pretty darn good (at least, from the trip). The rest of the sf/f/h news will begin flowing as you've become accustomed to...
SFScope is looking to expand our stable of reviewers, and the coming of the Fall television season is the perfect time to add a few new opinions to the mix...
When a reviewer sells your galley on eBay, you can grumble, or you can turn it into a publicity opportunity (well, not anymore, because this publisher did)...
SFScope is closing early today to attend Philcon, a major science fiction convention being held, this year, in Cherry Hill, New Jersey...
