Bona Fide: Weekly Roundup #47
onlythebestscifi.blogspot.com 8 days ago — Hello and welcome to issue #47 of my Weekly Roundup which is the last but one in November. Next week I will be on a business trip to UK from Tuesday to Thursday. That means on one hand limited internet access and on the other hand more time to read. But be sure you will get the next Roundup in ...

Bona Fide: Weekly Roundup #48
onlythebestscifi.blogspot.com 37 hours ago — Hello and welcome to issue #48 of my Weekly Roundup. Do you know these weeks where things happen which don't need? From Tuesday to Thursday I have been on a business trip to UK. On those trips I have limited internet access but more time to read. But the root of my lower left canine decided to ...

Re-reading Sandman: An introduction
tor.com 8/5/2009 — The Sandman was a monthly comic book written by Neil Gaiman, published in 75 issues of 32 pages apiece, from 1989 to 1996. It’s now in print as a series of graphic albums. Wikipedia and other easily found sources can tell you about all the awards ...

Why no love among the SFF fandom???
fantasyhotlist.blogspot.com 30 days ago — I've been giving this some thought, and I can't for the life of me understand why the SFF fandom seems to be fragmented beyond repair. So perhaps you guys can help me understand why there appears to be so much hate going around. And since my ...

REVIEW | Sandman Slim by Richard Kadrey
booktionary.blogspot.com 8/3/2009 — Sandman Slim is the most unforgiving Urban Fantasy I've ever read with deep underpinnings of a hardboiled crime noir and sometimes biting humor. Kadrey has concocted the epitome of anti-heroes with Stark who is kind of a mystical Charles Bronson with some very cool powers and weapons. Used and ...

Death, Manga Style
dashpunk.com 12/5/2008 — Neil Gaimans character Death is back! The awesome chick with excellent gloom cookie fashion sense, sporting an ankh necklace, and funky eye makeup is re-imagined in:death Death, At Death’s Door by Jill Thompson

Bona Fide: Desire and Reality
onlythebestscifi.blogspot.com 11 days ago — Dear Readers, a post from me in the middle of the week is somewhat unusual. And a title like "Desire and Reality" means all or nothing. You may have noticed that we did not post as regularly as you may expected. No, no I don't want to lament. But I would like to give you a kind of update. Like ...

POLL | What Should I Read Next? You decide
booktionary.blogspot.com 7/22/2009 — This is kind of last minute since I'll be done with Warbreaker in the next couple of days, but I'm having a hard time deciding what to read next. So I'm going to saddle my you, gentle readers with the choice by poll. I often like to switch from one type of book to another. My first reaction is ...

SF/F Humor Roundup: 2009
jimchines.com 22 days ago — Through a highly scientific poll*, I determined that readers of science fiction and fantasy would appreciate a roundup of humorous stories published in the current year. I see two purposes for this list. The first is for award nominations. Humor ...

Neil Gaiman: I Don’t Get It
tor.com 2/19/2009 — I suspect we all have a little list of writers who others worship but we hate. I can’t stand Faulkner, even though Gabriel García Márquez cites him as a great inspiration. I find The Great Gatsby almost unbearably whiny and tedious, even though ...