Year’s Bests info site
It seems like every year we SH editors frantically scurry around to all sorts of websites and journals and things,...
Archive for Speculative Fiction
Greek suffix meets Lingua Terra
Sometimes people complain that the word polyamory is a mix of Latin and Greek roots. I've been known to make...
R.I.P., Jack Williamson
To quote Locus Online: "SF Grand Master Jack Williamson, born 1908, died this afternoon at his home in Portales, New...
BSG season 3 opener
So with the aid of the new devil device, Kam and I watched the two-hour season opener of Battlestar Galactica....
Imminent and upcoming readings/events at Borderlands
Borderlands Books, in San Francisco, has a bunch of readings and other events coming soon. For example: Date and time...
Eleanor Arnason has a blog
I've been meaning for quite some time to link to Eleanor Arnason's blog, but I don't think I ever got...
Featured blog
My journal will be one of the featured blogs on the featured blogs page on the Asimov's site and the...
Trek apocrypha, plus fan video
A bunch of links to various kinds of Star Trek fan films, plus info on Phase II.
Review: I, Robot (movie)
I liked it quite a bit.
Author gender and Asimov’s
One of the high points of WorldCon for me was getting to chat more than I usually do with Sheila...
Non-English sf
I continue to be very slow in pursuing my goal of finding out more about sf published in languages other...
Still more on gender bias in sf
We at Strange Horizons have just about filled up our publishing schedule for 2006, and have started on 2007. Interestingly, even though still only about 33% to 40% of our submissions are by women, in 2006 two-thirds of the stories we're publishing are by women.