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2 Nov
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Field Inspections — SFFH reviews/articles in general publications
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Sterling, Le Guin, Pullman, Rice, King, Simmons
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31 Oct
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Book Review by Jonathan Strahan
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Iain M. Banks's Look to Windward
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31 Oct
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Book Review by Edward Bryant
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Jeffrey Thomas's Punktown
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23 Oct
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Short Fiction Reviews by Rich Horton
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Of stories from Summer UK magazines
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21 Oct
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Book Selections for September....
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Ursula K. Le Guin's The Telling; Ken MacLeod's The Sky Road
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7 Oct
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Short Fiction Reviews — by Mark R. Kelly
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Of stories by Shepard, Swanwick, Blumlein, McAuley
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20 Oct
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Media Refractions — SF, Film, and TV
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Blair Witch; Harry vs. Frodo; Gorey Details; Project Greenlight
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18 Oct
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Aether Vibrations — Science, fiction, and points in between
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Nobel, NBA nominees; POD publishing; Clarence voter ad
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16 Oct
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Prose Quotations — from current SFFH, mostly
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"It was her scars that made her beautiful" (Mary Gentle)
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26 Oct
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SFFH Books — New in October
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Collections by Bishop, Duncan, Sturgeon; Novels by Cadigan,
Oltion; The Touch; Beagle, Rice, Pullman, Herbert/Anderson
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20 Oct
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NF Books — New in October
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Spectrum 7; Stephen King on writing; science anthologies
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25 Oct
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Magazines — New in October
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New issues of Analog, Asimov's, Realms of Fantasy
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24 Oct
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E-Publications
— New in October
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Scott Edelman arrives at SF Weekly; The Plant grows
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31 Oct
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Bestsellers — SFFH books on general lists
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Anne Rice's Merrick debuts on 6 lists
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24 Oct
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Letters Ken MacLeod's novels; SF/F's graying audience;
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Keith Roberts; short fiction reviews; literary fiction vs. SF
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17 Oct
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Editorial Referendum Survey Results, Part II: Comments, Plans
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9 Oct
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Editorial Referendum Survey Results
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Locus interviews Frederik Pohl
"The science fiction method is dissection and reconstruction. You look at the world around you, and you take it apart into all its components. Then you take some of those components, throw them away, and plug in different ones, start it up and see what happens."
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