guardian.co.uk - 10/13/2009
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With sci-fi filling up every corner of cinema and TV and mainstream literature borrowing its ideas freely, where next for the literary tradition that started the cultural phenomenon? Sci-fi has made many predictions about the future, but did any of them forecast that in the early years of the ...
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Does the 'SciFi' Label Still Apply?
SF Signal —
There's an interesting article up at The Guardian book blog today that asks: Are we now post sci-fi? Sci-fi has made many predictions about the future, but did any of them forecast that in the early years of the 21st century everyone would be watching...sci-fi? Our TV screens are filled with Dr Who, Lost and now FlashForward. Each summer brings more blockbusters in the Lord of the Rings and Star Trek vein, and a flood of superhero franchises. In comics and video games, sci-fi is the norm. It's not just part of mainstream culture, it is arguably the ...
October 14, 2009 Links and Plugs
Bibliophile Stalker —
... by Books interviews Jim C. Hines. Lon Prater interviews John Brown. Carolyn Kellogg interviews Michael Chabon. David Wellington interviews Ritch Duncan and Bob Powers. Jaymee Goh interviews James Ng. BSC Review interviews R.A. Salvatore. Advice/Articles Ellis Weiner on Subject: Our Marketing Plan. Damien G Walter on Are we now post sci-fi? Jim C Hines on Quotas in the ToC. Nick Mamatas on Battle Royale—Evolution of a ...
When Science Fiction Finally Dies, Science-Fictional Storytelling Will Be Healthier Than Ever [Quote Of The Day]
io9 —
... . And they are being ignored altogether by a growing number of writers with the ambition to create great fiction, and the vision to draw equally on genre and literary tradition to achieve that goal. The post-sci-fi era is an exciting one to be reading in." — Damien G. Walter, in the Guardian ...
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