Allen Steele, Yoji Kondo named recipients of 2013 Robert A Heinlein Award
The award, to those whose work inspires the exploration of space, will be presented at Balticon in May... Read more [...]
Tag Archives: Allen Steele
Sometimes you have to travel to the Moon to grow up
Allen Steele's YA sf novel Apollo's Outcasts is a great updating of Heinlein's juveniles to modern sensibilities and modern science, with excellent world-building and gripping story-telling... Read more [...]
Stephen L. Antczak and James C. Bassett trying to pre-sell anthology via Kickstarter
Stephen L. Antczak and James C. Bassett's new anthology, Alien Gods, has promises of stories by John Barnes, Orson Scott Card, Alan Dean Foster, Joe Haldeman, Mike Resnick, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, and Allen Steele, if they can raise sufficient funds to pay for them via a Kickstarter project...
Read more [...] Death and rebirth, on individual and planetary scales, make Coyote Destiny a wonderful read
What began as flight from Earth concludes with a return to Earth, as the child takes care of the parent. Allen Steele's Coyote series is coming to an end, but you don't want to miss the explosive conclusions...
Read more [...] Allen Steele sells third Galactic Club novel to Ace
Allen Steele's Hex will be the third in his Coyote universe spin-off series the Galactic Club...
Read more [...] Albacon ’09: sometimes smaller is better
Albacon was another in a string of successful smaller conventions in New York's capital city. The weekend featured great conversations and wonderful connections...
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Federations and Empires: Star-Spanning Anthology Launched at Special NYRSF Reading
A special season-extending NYRSF Reading featured readers from the new anthology Federations, including editor John Joseph Adams and authors Allen Steele, K. Tempest Bradford, and Genevieve Valentine...
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A review of Coyote Horizon by Allen Steele
Allen Steele's sixth novel set in his Coyote universe is one of exploration: exploring a planet, exploring the hidden potentials in the human mind, and exploring interpersonal relations individually and collectively. It's a well-told tale with a frustrating ending... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Read more [...] Allen Steele launches Coyote web site
Allen Steele has just launched a web site dedicated to his lauded, and growing, Coyote universe...
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Review of Galaxy Blues
The newest installment in the Coyote series takes us from a rigid Earth to a free Coyote to an even bigger alien civilization, with a side trip or two into mortal peril...
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Review of The River Horses by Allen Steele
A great in-between piece to Steele's growing Coyote saga, this one fits between the second and third books, and is well worth reading...
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Subterranean announces new Egan, Vance, and Steele books
Subterranean Press will be publishing three collections: a book of five novells by Greg Egan; a collection of three novels by Jack Vance; and a new collection of uncollected stories by Allen Steele...
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Spindrift by Allen Steele
Spindrift by Allen Steele, reviewed by Ian Randal Strock. In short: it's a good read.
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Allen Steele sells new Coyote novel to Asimov’s and Ace
Allen Steele's next novel, Galaxy Blues, will be serialized in Asimov's Science Fiction, and then published in hardcover by Ace. The novel is...
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SFBC’s May selections
The Science Fiction Book Club's May selections include the newest books by J.R.R. Tolkien, Robert J. Sawyer, Allen Steele, and...
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