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7/6/07
Breakaway: Up a Few Notches
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Rob H. Bedford posts his review of Joel Shepherd's second Cassandra Kresnov novel, Breakaway, on SFFWorld today. "Joel Shepherd’s ...
7/5/07
Norther Ireland's Funkiest Literary Maven
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Author Ian McDonald is interviewed in the Culture Northern Ireland podcast . He talks about how Star Wars is rubbish, how a book is a perso...
The Con That Assigns Homework
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Readercon , "the con that assigns homework," has selected Kay Kenyon's Bright of the Sky as one of four books they are urging...
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Justina Robson: Femme Fatale Kung Fu Master
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Noted author and blogger John Scalzi interviews Justina Robson on his AOL Ficlets blog , as well as giving a nice plug for her novel, Keepin...
6/29/07
Wishing on a Rising Star
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Alexis Glynn Latner's debut novel, Hurricane Moon , is now listing as being in stock on Amazon , and should be in stores in a few weeks....
6/28/07
MythMaking Down Under
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Sean Williams, author of The Hanging Mountains and some 20 other novels (!), is podcast on episode 33 of StageCast , talking about everythi...
6/27/07
Brasyl is a Landmark
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"Where other writers spend their whole lives creating fantastic imaginary worlds that have their own languages, calendars and social s...
6/25/07
Clear Your Calendar: Salon.com Recommends Brasyl
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Andrew Leonard has just put forward Ian McDonald's Brasyl in Salon.com's List of Summer Reading Recommendations . Andrew says, ...
6/21/07
A Quality of Real Genius: Vandermeer and McDonald
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" Most stories start with an image--I'm a visual writer, I need to see [it] in memory or imagination before I can translate it into...
6/20/07
Houston, Can You Read Me?
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Pyr authors Chris Roberson and Alexis Glynn Latner will both be in attendance this coming weekend at ApolloCon 2007 , held in Houston, Tex...
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