The most-viewed SFScope articles during the past month were:
1. Burstein named President of SASS (31 December 2013)
2. Night Shade’s Sci Fi Writing Contest (17 December 2013)
3. Solaris acquires “progressive and inclusive” debut novel One Night in Sixes for 2014 (20 November 2013)
4. Fantastic Books publishing Tom Purdom’s first collection, Lovers & Fighters, Starships & Dragons (20 December 2013)
5. Phoenix Pick’s Free Ebook for January: Strauss’ The Garden of Sone (26 December 2013)
6. NYRSF Readings’ Annual “Family Night” Spotlights Kushner’s “Riverside” Audiobooks (4 December 2013)
7. Asimov’s February 2014 Issue (17 December 2013)
8. Neil Gaiman’s Lost Tales comic for iPad raises for $2,000 to fight malaria (18 December 2013)
9. Guillermo Del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities (limited edition hardcover) (14 November 2013)
10. Dark Horse announces the Official Hellboy 20th Anniversary Celebration: March 22, 2014 (17 December 2013)
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The most-viewed SFScope articles during the entire year of 2013 were:
1. Mad Max meets The Postman in a future St. Louis (15 April 2013)
2. Quantum technology inspires short-short story contest (18 July 2013)
3. 2015 World Fantasy Convention to be in Saratoga Springs, New York (9 November 2012)
4. Kerstin Gier sells Ruby Red trilogy in US (27 August 2009)
5. Penguin Classics releases six horror novels curated by Guillermo del Toro (13 September 2013)
6. Author Joseph J. Lazzaro Dies (19 November 2013)
7. Orson Scott Card edits all-new collection on his classic novel Ender’s Game (7 March 2013)
8. Solaris buys Dave Hutchinson’s Europe in Autumn (23 May 2013)
9. Great expectations that go unsatisfied in the latest Superman reboot (12 June 2013)
10. Author Douglas R. Mason, aka John Rankine, dies (12 August 2013)
11. Author Leo Frankowski Dies (26 December 2008)
12. Wyman Guin wins Cordwainer Smith Rediscovery Award (15 July 2013)
13. David G. Hartwell picks the best of last year’s stories (4 June 2013)
14. Fantastic Books warns about Somerville’s The Book Shop (12 August 2013)
15. Award-winning Zargari Brothers make Philip K. Dick Sci-Fi Film (31 January 2013)