Sci-Fi/Fantasy Fiction
Find reviews of the latest SF/ fantasy magazines such as Interzone , and new and classic Sci-Fi and Fantasy novels, from Isaac Asimov's I,Robot to Roger Zelazny's Nine Princes in Amber.
From H.G. Wells to Stephen Baxter, J.K. Rowling to Stephen King, Robert Heinlein to China Mieville and even newer talent making their debut in the bookstores, we'll look at the Year's Best Science Fiction and Fantasy, the latest award winners, the classics and the debut titles.
Discussions on topics specific to spec-fic, from world-building to making your aliens alien, and resources at organizations like the British Fantasy Society or the Science Fiction Writers of America.
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J. Robert King's Angel of Death, Reviewed
Compared with Dean Koontz and John Connelly's The Lovers, this dark fantasy also shares a plot with Wim Wender's Wings of Desire, but with a very different outcome.
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Interzone 226 from TTA Press, Reviewed
Fiction by Jason Sanford, Jay Lake, Rachel Swirsky & Mercurio D. Rivera; columns by David Langford and Tony Lee, and Nick Lowe reviews The Box, Planet 51 and other films
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A Profile of Joe Haldeman
A tribute to one of the world's greatest living sci-fi authors, multiple award-winning author of Peace and War, Camouflage, and the Marsbound and Worlds trilogies.
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Black Static Issue 14 Reviewed
Fiction from Paul Finch, Christopher Fowler, Gary McMahon, Maurice Broaddus, Roseanne Rabinowitz; column by Stephen Volk; books by Peter Tennant, DVD reviews by Tony Lee
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Contributing Articles in Sci-Fi/Fantasy Fiction
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Omni Magazine: Science fact and fiction
An explosion of online science fiction webzines and comics owes their existence to the granddaddy: Omni Magazine, which was published between 1978 and 1995.
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Zombie Mania
The cannibal zombie is getting a new chance to horrify audiences in print. Two new releases which show off the walking dead in refreshing new circumstances.
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Soulless by Gail Garriger – Book Review
Gail Garriger's first book, Soulless, introduces us to Alexia Tarabotti. Alexia is a spinster in Victorian London. She has one other small problem too. She has no soul.
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Author Profile – Brian Daley
One of the first authors of Star Wars tie-in novels, Brian Daley set the standard--and some of the plot lines--for many books to follow.
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Review – Escapement by Jay Lake
Investigating theology, magic, and science, Jay Lake spins a tale of hidden power and subtle intrigue with his newest novel Escapement.
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Book Review – Sleeping Beauty, Indeed
In Sleeping Beauty, Indeed, edited by JoSelle Vanderhooft, lesbian fairy tale heroines abound and hapless princes are sidelined. And not everyone lives happily ever after
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After The Quake – A Review
The characters are haunted by their past, losses and betrayals, afraid of being trapped, and terrified of facing their own emptiness
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Ringworld by Larry Niven
The Ringworld is one of the greatest inventions in the history of speculative fiction. Larry Niven's novel of the same name won the Hugo, Nebula and Locus awards.
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New Fantasy Books to Read in 2010
With Book 5 from Martin, the Sanderson-Jordan collaboration, Rothfuss' Day 2, Kraken by Miéville, Book 4 from JV Jones, and other new work, it's going to be a great year!
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