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Locus Online: 2008 Recommended Reading List
Locus Online: 2008 Recommended Reading List
locusmag.com — Matter , Iain M. Banks (Orbit UK) Flood , Stephen Baxter (Gollancz, Roc '09) Weaver , Stephen... Baxter (Gollancz, Ace ) City at the End of Time , Greg Bear (Gollancz, Del Rey ) Incandescence , Greg Egan (Gollancz, Night Shade ) January Dancer ... (more) Locus Online: 2008 Recommended Reading List
Federations
Federations
johnjosephadams.com — The People of Sand and Slag by Paolo Bacigalupi Speech Sounds by Octavia E. Butler When Sysadmins... Ruled the Earth by Cory Doctorow The End of the Whole Mess by Stephen King The End of the World as We Know It by Dale Bailey Mute by Gene Wolfe Dark, ... (more) Federations

SF Books Latest Blog Posts (more)

New Images From Legion Unleashes The Plague Of Flies And Ice-Cream Demons [Legion]
8 minutes ago at io9
Interfictions 2 Interview
15 minutes ago at 14theditch
Cover Art | The Commonwealth Saga, French Edition by Peter F Hamilton (Milady)
23 minutes ago at Walker of Worlds
Black Friday Shill
43 minutes ago at 14theditch
Fresh blood at Futurismic: Tim Maly, Excavating Worlds
101 minutes ago at Futurismic
The Fate of SF Magazines
jameswharris.wordpress.com — Over at Slashdot.org they posted a news announcement with comments, “ Difficult Times for SF Magazines ”... that is very worth reading if you’re worried about the fate of SF magazines.  The main announcement was Realms of Fantasy ... (more) The Fate of SF Magazines
Shirley Jackson Awards Lottery » About The Shirley Jackson Awards Fund-Raiser
shirleyjacksonawards.org — Online “Lottery” to Benefit the Shirley Jackson Awards Takes place from February 9 through February 23, 2009... Boston, MA (January 2009) – The Shirley Jackson Awards will hold a “lottery” to raise funds for the award. This on-line event takes place ... (more) Shirley Jackson Awards Lottery » About The ...
Neal Stephenson, Anathem (2008)
punkadiddle.blogspot.com — Considerably better formed and more enjoyable than Stephenson’s prodigiously clotted Baroque books, Anathem is a pudding baked... of equal parts Harry Potter, A Canticle of Liebowitz , Tolkien, Heinlein’s juveniles (or some of them) and Bertrand ... (more) Neal Stephenson, Anathem (2008)
An Interview with Jeff VanderMeer by Neddal Ayad
An Interview with Jeff VanderMeer by Neddal Ayad
clarkesworldmagazine.com — Jeff VanderMeer is all over the place. In the best possible way. When he's not kicking people... in the head with the novels in his Ambergris Cycle; City of Saints and Madmen, Shriek: An Afterword, and Finch, he's editing anthologies; The Leviathan ... (more) An Interview with Jeff VanderMeer by Neddal Ayad
Trying to grasp a (somewhat) poorly-written review, part III
ofblog.blogspot.com — In the name of fairness and because I said at one point that I'd point out something... in his reviews if the situation merit it, this edition of "What annoys Larry about some of the reviews that he reads" will look at a just-published positive review, ... (more) Trying to grasp a (somewhat) poorly-written review, part III
 Marsbound: Joe Haldeman: Books
Marsbound: Joe Haldeman: Books
amazon.com — From Publishers Weekly Hugo and Nebula winner Haldeman infuses this yarn with his teen narrator's intelligent curiosity.... Carmen Dula, part of the first human colony on Mars, looks like a typical young adult heroine: distanced from her parents, ... (more) Marsbound: Joe Haldeman: Books
 Rolling Thunder: John Varley: Books
Rolling Thunder: John Varley: Books
amazon.com — From Publishers Weekly Nebula and Hugo winner Varley continues the space opera saga of the Garcia-Strickland clan... (last encountered in 2006's Red Lightning ) in this enjoyable if simplistic tale. Patricia Kelly Elizabeth Podkayne ... (more) Rolling Thunder: John Varley: Books
The Very Best in Speculative Fiction
afterburnsf.com — Twilight on Phobos - Michael Anthony Email this to a friend! Diego fingered a pill into his... mouth and sat on his trembling hands. If there had been a flight attendant aboard they might have mistaken his affliction with nervousness and offered him some ... (more) The Very Best in Speculative Fiction
2008, Not Criminalized
pyrsf.blogspot.com — Over on SFSite, Kay Kenyon's A World Too Near comes in at #7 in Greg L. Johnson's... Best of 2008 ! Which is a good thing, since the sadly-now-defunct Realms of Fantasy wrote last year that, "It would be criminal if this novel didn’t make year’s best lists at the end of 2008.” And look, the trade ... (more) 2008, Not Criminalized