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GUEST REVIEW:  Wanderlust by Ann Aguirre

GUEST REVIEW: Wanderlust by Ann Aguirre

Dear Ms. Aguirre:
To say I was eager to get my hands on a copy of Wanderlust would be a complete understatement. I loved Grimspace. In fact, my only real complaint was that I wanted more. I wanted more Jax, more March, and more about how the big revelation regarding the Corporation [...]

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REVIEW: The Host by Stephenie Meyer

REVIEW: The Host by Stephenie Meyer

Dear Ms. Meyer,
While I didn’t think it was perfect, I did enjoy your first young adult novel, Twilight. So when my fellow blogger Jia was unable to get too far into The Host, a genre-bending speculative romantic thriller and your first book for adults, I agreed to give it a try. [...]

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Science Fiction Authors to Watch For

A number of industry insiders highlight young authors that might be tomorrow’s big stars in an article for SF Signal. While the article asks for the top 18 next big genre stars, it seems clear from the answers that the genre is the science fiction / fantasy one and not a broad overview of [...]

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GUEST REVIEW: Cordelia’s Honor by Lois McMaster Bujold

GUEST REVIEW: Cordelia’s Honor by Lois McMaster Bujold

Dear Jane,
I would not describe myself as a science fiction fan-and not because I haven’t tried it. Thanks to my college habit of taking only classes that met Tuesday-Thursday, I’ve read the whole SF canon, everything from Left Hand of Darkness to Snow Crash. And while I didn’t hate it all (Because, really, [...]

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Science Fiction Writer’s Association Dissolves Anti E Piracy Committee

Science Fiction Writer’s Association Dissolves Anti E Piracy Committee
If you aren’t a member of the SFWA or a regular reader of that community, you might have missed out on an important development that took place over the last week. The SFWA sent out take down notices under the auspices of the DMCA (the [...]

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REVIEW:  Thebes of the Hundred Gates by Robert Silverberg

REVIEW: Thebes of the Hundred Gates by Robert Silverberg

Dear Mr Silverberg,
The idea of time travel fascinates me. Imagine being able to go back and see not only the great events in history but the little, ordinary day to day lives of the Average Joe/Jayne. We could clear up some of the Great Historical Mysteries, find out things that had been forgotten in [...]

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