A Review Category / A Reviews / B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Recommended ReadsScience Fiction / Suspense6 Comments
Zachary Quinto – best known for his role as the Nimoy-approved Spock in the recent Star Trek reboot and the menacing, power-stealing serial killer, Sylar, in Heroes – brings his well-earned sci-fi credentials and simmering intensity to this audio-exclusive novella from master storyteller John Scalzi. One day, not long from ... more >
B- Reviewsm/m romance / physics / Science Fiction / slavery16 Comments
Quantum field theory is the less known brother of Particle Physics. But Dr. Rob MacAulay has followed it instinctively all his life, as he has followed the flight of seabirds over the island on which he was born. As the EU fractures around him, this gentle, tall man, with his ... more >
C- ReviewsAction Adventure / Science Fiction21 Comments
*Dear reader, skip this entire review if spoilers drive you crazy. Read the book first, then come back and join in the comments. There are so many spoilers here it is impossible for me to parse them all. There will be an intense discussion of the end of this book, ... more >
Publishing NewsAfrofuturism / disaporic art / Fantasy / Literary Criticism / literary taste / Maria Qamar / Science Fiction / World Fantasy Awards3 Comments
Here Are The Winners Of The 2015 World Fantasy Awards – The World Fantasy Award winners were announced at the recent World Fantasy Convention, and i09 has the entire list of finalists and winners. David Mitchell won Best Novel for The Bone Clocks, Daryl Gregory won Best Novella for We Are All Completely Fine, and Scott Nicolay ... more >
C Reviewsdystopian / f/f romance / Science Fiction / Simon & Schuster / Young-AdultComments Off on REVIEW: The Scorpion Rules by Erin Bow
Dear Ms. Bow, My first introduction to your work was Sorrow’s Knot, which I enjoyed. I still haven’t managed to pick up your other novel, Plain Kate, but when I saw that you had a new book coming out, I immediately decided to give it a try. That’s the power ... more >
Publishing Newsappropriation / diversity / education / Fantasy / gender / Instagram / marriage / Orientalism / parody / poetry / pseudonym / Race / Science Fiction / stereotypes6 Comments
Yi-Fen Chou and the Man Who Wore Her – You may be following the fallout from the revelation that one of the poets whose work is included in the Sherman Alexie edited volume of the Best American Poetry 2015 is a white man who assumed the pseudonym of a fictitious ... more >
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