Review of Merlin’s “A Remedy to Cure All Ills”
And you shall know him by his disfigurement: a dramatic shorthand that may not be a help... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
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Yearly Archives: 2008
Early closing for book launch party
The SFScope offices are closing early today for Ian Randal Strock's book launch party, which is open to all, in Manhattan, New York...
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Review of Between Planets
A new edition of a classic YA novel, but one that holds up to the years (as long as you can get beyond the science, which has evolved)...
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Jeff Carlson’s Plague Year available as audio download
Jeff Carlson's Plague Year, previously available as a CD audiobook, is now available as an eleven-hour download from Audible.com...
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J. Michael Straczynski to be Guest of Honor at New York Comic Con
Babylon 5 creator J. Michael Straczynski will be the Guest of Honor at next February's New York Comic Con...
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Juno Books offering free ghost-story anthology
Juno Books is offering a free anthology of classic ghost stories as a pdf file, and though they remain closed to submissions, business is moving along...
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Actor and reporter Gil Stratton dies
Actor and news/sports reporter Gil Stratton (1922-2008) had a few genre appearances, including...
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Afterburn SF’s October issue
The latest stories at Afterburn SF include works by Z.S. Adani and Mike Rimar...
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SFPA’s Online Halloween Poetry Reading
The Science Fiction Poetry Association's online Halloween reading features poems by members available as audio files through Halloween...
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Editor Moshe Feder finally hits the NYT bestseller list
Brandon Sanderson's third "Mistborn" novel, The Hero of Ages, debuted on the extended New York Times bestseller list, giving editor Moshe Feder his first appearance...
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Weekly World News Resuscitated
A new company has bought the Weekly World News and revived the brand as a web site, though a print publication may follow...
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The writers may have burdened themselves with too many characters and too many plotlines, and might want to trim some back to get at the meat, which appears every now and again...
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Free samples from Electric Velocipede
Editor John Klima has posted three stories from the brand new double issue of Electric Velocipede while he attends the World Fantasy Convention to sweat the magazine's nomination...
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Top Box Office Grossers: Third Week of October
This is definitely not the season for sf/f/h movies, with only one in the top 10, and only four more in the next 15 (although two of those have returned from the depths)...
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Most Popular Articles: 19-25 October 2008
The most popular SFScope articles during the last week...
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