» The New Yorker: Harold Bloom on The Strange Friendships of Ursula K. Le Guin’s “The Left Hand of Darkness”

» Los Angeles Review of Books: Daniel Immerwahr on Heresies of “Dune”

» Washington Post: Silvia Moreno-Garcia and Lavie Tidhar select Best science fiction, fantasy and horror books of 2020; they’re by Stephen Graham Jones, Zen Cho, Tlotlo Tsamaase, Agustina Bazterrica, translated from the Spanish by Sarah Moses, and Paul ...Read More

» Guardian: Eric Brown reviews Christopher Priest, Kate Mascarenhas, Jonathan Sims, Tom Fletcher, Chloe Gong

» New Scientist: Will Heath reviews Micaiah Johnson

» Wall Street Journal: Tom Shippey reviews Cixin Liu’s To Hold Up the Sky

» Jacobin interviews Robert Markley about Kim Stanley Robinson

» The Irish Times: Science fiction: Fast forward into a universal future, about Penguin’s new line of SF classics ...Read More

» NY Times: Amal El-Mohtar reviews C.L. Polk, V.E. Schwab, Susanna Clarke

» Slate: Cory Doctorow: The Dangers of Cynical Sci-Fi Disaster Stories: I’m changing how I write fiction—for the benefit of the real world.

» Guardian: Eric Brown reviews Andrzei Sapkowski, Tony Ballantyne, Peter F. Hamilton, Kate Elliott, Graham Masterton

» Polygon: Andrew Liptak selects 15 recent sci-fi books that forever shaped the genre and other articles in its ...Read More

» LA Times: 5 paths to continue your Octavia E. Butler discovery after ‘Parable of the Sower’

» Guardian: ‘There is no planet B’: the best books to help us navigate the next 50 years, by Kim Stanley Robinson

» Guardian: 25 years of His Dark Materials: Philip Pullman on the journey of a lifetime

» Washington Post, Michael Dirda: Can’t get enough Game of Thrones or Star Wars? New ...Read More

» Slate: Why So Many Readers Are Turning to Octavia Butler’s Apocalypse Fiction Right Now

» LA Review of Books: Rob Latham interviews Robert Silverberg ...Read More

Washington Post, Ron Charles: Susanna Clarke’s infinitely clever ‘Piranesi’ is enough to make you appreciate life in quarantine

Slate, Dan Kios: Susanna Clarke’s First Novel in 16 Years Is a Wonder

Guardian: Eric Brown reviews Carole Stivers, Nydia Hetherington, Andrea Stewart, Garth Nix, SE Lister ...Read More

» New York Times: Amal El-Mohtar reviews Elwin Cotman and Micaiah Johnson

» San Francisco Chronicle: Claire Howorth reviews 3 novels imagine postapocalyptic motherhood, by Lauren Beukes, Carole Stivers, and Diane Cook

» Guardian: Natasha Pulley reviews Matt Haig’s The Midnight Library

» Scott Edelman dines with Farah Mendlesohn ...Read More

» Wall Street Journal: Tom Shippey reviews David Gerrold and Gene Wolfe

» Guardian: Eric Brown reviews Shaun Hamill, Jeremy Szal, Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Tim Lebbon, Devin Madson ...Read More

» The Conversation: Science fiction builds mental resiliency in young readers

» New York Times: By the Book: The Science Fiction Writer John Scalzi Readily Quits Reading

» Guardian: Eric Brown reviews Nick Martell, Hao Jingfang, Ian Whates, Breanna Teintze, Kat Dunn

» Scott Edelman practices social distancing while answering 95 questions from George R.R. Martin, Sarah Pinsker, Greg Bossert, Barry N. Malzberg, Michael Dirda, and many others ...Read More

» Guardian: David Mitchell on Earthsea – a rival to Tolkien and George RR Martin

» Guardian: NK Jemisin: ‘It’s easier to get a book set in black Africa published if you’re white’

» LA Times: Dystopian fiction has always been real for Ray Bradbury prize winner Marlon James

» Washington Post: Silvia Moreno-Garcia and Lavie Tidhar on Desert-island books: Science fiction tales set in isolation that feel just right ...Read More

Scott Edelman shelters in place; earlier he dined with Michael Dirda.

Guardian: Eric Brown reviews Mark Lawrence, MR Carey, Veronica Roth, Zoraida Córdova, Christina Henry ...Read More

» Slate: Isaac Butler talked with Kim Stanley Robinson about Three Californias, Infinite Futures

» And at Wall Street Journal: Russell Gold talks with Kim Stanley Robinson: A Sci-Fi Author’s Boldest Vision of Climate Change: Surviving It

» Guardian: Eric Brown reviews Anne Charnock, Marc-Uwe Kling, AJ Hackwith, Andrew Hunter Murray, Menna van Praag ...Read More

» NY Times: For William Gibson, Seeing the Future Is Easy. But the Past?

» Guardian: Eric Brown reviews Danny Tobey, Stephen Palmer, Kel Kade, Gareth Hanrahan, AJ Smith ...Read More

» NY Times: Amal El-Mohtar’s Otherworldly column reviews Kacen Callender, Nino Cipri, Naomi Kritzer

» SF Chronicle: Gabino Iglesias reviews Jeff VanderMeer’s Dead Astronauts

» Slate: All of the Sci-Fi Stories We Published This Year ...Read More

» The New Yorker: How William Gibson Keeps His Science Fiction Real

» The Nation: The Rest Is Up to Us: Ted Chiang’s science fiction helps us look past the power of technology

» New York Times Magazine: How Chinese Sci-Fi Conquered America, about Ken Liu

» Wall Street Journal: Tom Shippey picks his Best Science-Fiction of 2019 by David Walton, Daniel Suarez, Cory Doctorow, Erin Craig, Michael Swanwick

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» Slate: Isaac Butler, The Disappearance of John M. Ford, with news that Tor is bringing his work back into print

» Guardian: Eric Brown reviews Annalee Newitz, Mike Carey, Claire North, Alison Littlewood, Kim Lakin-Smith

» Recent dining with Scott Edelman: Paul Kirchner, Michael J. Walsh, and Locus Online reviewer Paul Di Filippo ...Read More

» Publishers Weekly’s Best SF/Fantasy/Horror of 2019 are by King, Turnbull, Hurley, Starling, McGuire, LaValle/Adams, and Wendig

» Recently in NY Times: For Some Horror Writers, Nothing Is Scarier Than a Changing Planet by Naomi Booth, discussing Amitav Ghosh and Jeff VanderMeer and others

» Also, Danielle Trussoni reviews horror by Lovecraft (annotated by Klinger), nonfiction by Kröger and Anderson, a novel by Marente de Moor, and a collection by ...Read More

» Washington Post: Michael Dirda celebrates anniversaries, including the 70th anniversary issue of The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction

» Washington Post: Silvia Moreno-Garcia and Lavie Tidhar discuss The weird, the wacky, the underappreciated: A new look at science fiction and fantasy

» NY Times Book Review: Danielle Trussoni reviews horror by Paul Tremblay and Naomi Booth

» NY Times: Dwight Garner reviews Jeanette Winterson’s Frankissstein ...Read More

» The New Yorker on Liu Cixin’s War of the Worlds

» NY Times Book Review: Charles Yu reviews Neal Stephenson’s Fall

» Guardian: Eric Brown reviews Priest, Hardy, Hall, Teintze, Caldecott

» Financial Times: James Lovegrove reviews Gladstone & El-Mohtar, Chiang, Marrs, Wendig ...Read More

» Slate: Laura Miller reviews Neal Stephenson’s Fall

» NY Times Book Review: Amal El-Mohtar reviews Kameron Hurley, Arkady Martine, Kate Mascarenhas, Ted Chiang ...Read More

» Reviews of Ted Chiang’s Exhalation by Tom Shippey in Wall Street Journal and by Kevin Canfield in San Francisco Chronicle

» Scott Edelman dines with Kaaron Warren ...Read More

» The New Yorker: Science Fiction Doesn’t Have to Be Dystopian; Joyce Carol Oates reviews Ted Chiang’s Exhalation

» Guardian: Jim Al-Khalili: Top 10 end-of-the-world novels – from Ballard to Pratchett with other titles by Crichton, Niven & Pournelle, Baxter, Brin, Sawyer, Mandel, Vonnegut, and Jones

» MIchael Dirda: Book World: Beyond George R.R. Martin: A critic’s pick of science fiction and fantasy reviewing Sladek, Ortiz, Langan, and others

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» Guardian: Eric Brown reviews Chris Beckett, Jane Rawson, MT Hill, NJ Crosskey, Arkady Martine

» NY Times Book Review: Louisa Hall reviews Nell Freudenberger’s Lost and Wanted

» LA Times: John Scalzi interviews Cory Doctorow about Radicalized ...Read More

» NY Times Book Review: Salman Rushdie reviews Namwali Serpell’s The Old Drift

» Also, Danielle Trussoni reviews horror by Caitlin R. Kiernan and others

» LA Review of Books: Rob Latham’s Temporal Turmoil: The Time Travel Stories of Robert Silverberg ...Read More

» NY Times Book Review: Ben H. Winters asks What Do the Make-Believe Bureaucracies of Sci-Fi Novels Say About Us?

» NY Times: The Moral Clarity of ‘Slaughterhouse-Five’ at 50 by Kevin Powers

» Guardian: Eric Brown reviews Ann Leckie, Tade Thompson, Helen Marshall, Stephen Palmer, Temi Oh

» The Verge: Arizona State University released a free sci-fi anthology about the future of solar power

» Scott Edelman dines with ...Read More

» NY Times Book Review: Alec Nevala-Lee reviews John Lancheseter’s The Wall

» Also in NYTBR, Jennifer Hubert Swan reviews Y.A. crossover fantasy by Berry, LaFevers, Ahmed, and Chokshi

» Next week’s NYTBR: Zambian novelist Namwali Serpell on When Science Fiction Comes True

» PRI podcast: The sci-fi of another language, about Liu Cixin and Ken Liu

» Scott Edelman dines with Michael J. Walsh ...Read More

» NY Times Book Review: Amal El-Mohtar reviews Jenn Lyons, Ann Leckie, Theodora Goss

» Seattle Times: Nisi Shawl reviews Ann Leckie, Zen Cho, Kate Hope Day ...Read More

» NY Times Book Review: Michiko Kakutani reviews Marlon James’ Black Leopard, Red Wolf

» Also, S. Kirk Walsh reviews Karen Thompson Walker’s The Dreamers

» Time Magazine: How Marlon James Built a New World in His ‘African Game of Thrones‘ ...Read More

» LA Times: Jeff VanderMeer reviews Marlon James’ Black Leopard, Red Wolf

» Michael Berry reviews the same book for San Francisco Chronicle

» Last week Michael Berry reviewed Ben M. Winter’s Golden State

» Washington Post: Charlie Jane Anders explains why Kamala Harris is wrong about science fiction ...Read More

» NY Times Book Review: Alec Nevala-Lee on How Astounding Saw the Future

» Guardian: Eric Brown reviews Stephen Cox, Gareth Hanrahan, Mimi Yu, Ivor W Hartmann, David Owen ...Read More

» Time: The 10 Best Fantasy Books of 2018 are by Adeyemi, Kuang, Maas, Miller, Suri, Novik, Bennett, Tolkien, Penelope, and Harris

» Barnes & Noble: Paul Di Filippo on The Future is (Nearly) Now: Science Fiction’s View of 2018, discussing Nick Clark Windo, Ahmed Saadawi, John Scalzi, Chandler Klang Smith, and Gordon Van Gelder

» Guardian: Eric Brown reviews Whiteley, Cobley, Jemisin, Owen, and Cogman ...Read More

» Wall Street Journal: Tom Shippey’s Science Fiction: Best of 2018 are books by John Marrs, Arwen Elys Dayton, Cixin Liu, Kim Stanley Robinson, and Chandler Klang Smith

» Scott Edelman dines with Stephen Kozeniewski ...Read More