Tag Archives: Science Fiction

SFWA Changes Nebula Rules

The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America's Board of Directors has approved sweeping changes to the rules governing the organization's annual Nebula Awards, affecting eligibility, nominations, and more... Read more [...]

NYRSF Readings moving around the corner

The New York Review of Science Fiction Reading Series, starting with the 6 January Edgar Allan Poe event, will move to a different space within the South Street Seaport Museum... Read more [...]

2008 Aurealis Award Nominees Announced

The newer Australian speculative fiction award breaks out science fiction, fantasy, and horror into separate categories, with three new book-lenght categories this year... Read more [...]

Nathan Lilly launches Thaumatrope: first Twitter ‘zine?

SpaceWesterns Editor Nathan E. Lilly has launched Thaumatrope, a Twitter-based e-zine publishing 140-character sf/f/h stories... Read more [...]

A review of Merlin’s “The Moment of Truth”

Merlin's take on The Seven Samurai is unmoving and predictable, adding nothing to the series' reputation... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.) Read more [...]

Aeon Speculative Fiction calls it quits

Quarterly electronic magazine Aeon Speculative Fiction is suspending publication immediately, announced editors Bridget and Marti McKenna. The ezine published 14 issues during its four-year run... Read more [...]

Debut novelist Ian Whates sells two to Solaris

British author and editor Ian Whates signed with agent John Jarrold two months ago. Now Jarrold has sold Whates's first two books to Solaris... Read more [...]

Night Shade Books to be available electronically through Baen’s Webscriptions

Night Shade Books is the newest small press publisher to sign on with Baen Books's Webscriptions to distribute their titles electronically... Read more [...]

Jetse de Vries to edit “optimistic” anthology for Solaris Books

Jetse de Vries will edit Shine, an anthology of near-future, optimistic SF stories, for Solaris Books... Read more [...]

QueeredFiction to publish GLB sf/f/h; reading for anthology

Start-up smal press QueeredFiction will focus on gay, lesbian, and bisexual science fiction, fantasy, and horror. They're currently reading for Queer Wolf... Read more [...]

Send in the Clones—a review of Eleventh Hour’s “Resurrection”

This may be an interesting new take on some aging themes, but the characters will keep me coming back... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.) Read more [...]

Liar, Liar—a review of Terminator: TSCC’s “Allison from Palmdale”

A great main story with some of those headache-inducing time travel paradoxes, but weak B-lines, and what are the network execs thinking? (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.) Read more [...]

Top Box Office Grossers: Fourth Week of September

Apparently, summer is the time for genre films. With the coming of autumn, we see a departure from the top of the charts of genre films... Read more [...]

Ian Whates now represented by John Jarrold Literary Agency

British author and editor Ian Whates recently completed his first novel, and is now represented (as an author) by the John Jarrold Literary Agency... Read more [...]

Janis Ian to be Nebula Awards Toastmistress

Grammy winner and sf author Janis Ian will be the Toastmistress at next April's Nebula Awards Weekend... Read more [...]

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