Aidan Moher interviews Joe Abercrombie on his website, A Dribble of Ink . They talk about his debut fantasy novel, The Blade Itself , out th...

The Association of Science Fiction & Fantasy Artists has just released their list of the 22nd Annual Chesley Awards Nominees. ASFA memb...

"Ian McDonald is doing great work exploring cultures and countries not normally explored to the same degree by science fiction," ...

The Chicago Center for Literature and Photography has a review of David Louis Edelman's John W. Campbell Memorial Award nominated novel...

Kay Kenyon is interviewed on the latest installment of The Small World Podcast . As host Bazooka Joe says: We discuss her move to Wenatchee...

Chris Roberson talks to Sci Fi Wire about his latest book, a nautical adventure with zombies called Set the Seas on Fire, and explains how ...

Adam Balm is back on Ain't It Cool News with a review of Ian McDonald's Brasyl. He begins by quoting the old writing adage, "...

One year of Mike Resnick on the road: DragonCon (Atlanta, GA.) - August 30-September 3, 2007 ConText (Columbus, OH.) - September 28-30, 20...

Jeff Vandermeer asks " How many different ways can the future be imagined? " in July 22nd issue of the Washington Post . Speaking...

Chris Roberson's forthcoming Solaris title, Set the Seas on Fire , is the subject of John Berlyne's latest review over on SFRevu. S...