Sister, Maiden, Monster News
Sister, Maiden, Monster Available at NetGalley NetGalley readers can request an advance digital copy of Sister, Maiden, Monster for review. E-copies will be available until […]
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Fireside Quarterly
The autumn issue of Fireside Quarterly (guest edited by Maurice Broaddus) is out! It includes my science fiction story “Navigational Error,” Jason Sanford’s story “Whistle […]
The Machine Stops
E.M. Forster is not known as a speculative fiction author, but his story “The Machine Stops” (originally published in 1909) is an extremely good example […]
Themed Anthologies
A themed anthology is a book-length work containing short stories, essays or poetry all written by different authors on the same theme, concept or topic. […]
The Intersection of Science Fiction and Horror
Science fiction and horror share many of the same genre roots; science fictional motifs wind through horror like strands of DNA, and horror’s tentacles have […]
On Gaming and Engaging Players
I’ve had the opportunity to write for educational games, and so I’ve been trying to think more critically about games (particularly board games and card […]
Ellen Datlow
Ellen S(ue) Datlow was born in 1949 and currently lives in New York City. She has been one of the most influential editors in the […]
Joe Haldeman
Noted science fiction author Joe Haldeman was born 1943 in Oklahoma City and spent most of his childhood in Anchorage, Alaska and Bethesda, Maryland, although […]
The Earth’s Moons
Everybody knows that the Earth has a moon: Luna* is roughly a quarter of the size of our planet and is second only to the […]
The Portrayal of Scientists in Science Fiction
Introduction Authors such as Marcel LaFollette and Dorothy Nelkin have documented how the mass media has portrayed scientists and how these portrayals have affected public […]
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