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Friday Flash Fiction: Between the Breakers
Between the breakers By Neil Beynon He wobbles across the uneven rocks, scattered like broken teeth across the beach, until he reaches the smooth compressed sand beyond. He pauses for a moment, turns … more →
The other side of the river
JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH
Ali Maltz wrote 5 days ago: JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH DIG IT Director: T.J. Scott Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama, … more →
Pamela Glasner talks about her new book Finding Emmaus, Empaths, Big Pharma and bi-polar
tony serve wrote 6 days ago: Click this link to listen to Pamela Glasner talking about her brilliant new book “Finding Emma … more →
Lost Art: What Happens to the Unread? And Why Does It Make Me Feel So Sad?
recordofnaught wrote 2 weeks ago: Darger’s private world centered around seven little blond moppets called the Vivian Girls, who … more →
Love.
recordofnaught wrote 2 weeks ago: “Because he knew he was a disappointment to you. And that you wouldn’t get mad or yell a … more →
May book log
Jules Jones wrote 1 month ago: Ebooks in May: Finished reading the third and fourth books in the Time Traders series by Andre Norto … more →
Epic
Book Mavens wrote 1 month ago: Title: Epic Author: Conor Kostick Summary:There is no violence in Erik’s world, only Epic. Th … more →
Friday Flash Fiction: Between the Breakers
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Neil wrote 1 month ago: Between the breakers By Neil Beynon He wobbles across the uneven rocks, scattered like broken teeth … more →
Review: Star Trek
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Neil wrote 1 month ago: I managed to see the new reboot of Star Trek.* Some background: I am, for my sins, a long term fan … more →
More stuff in the Hugo voting packet
Jules Jones wrote 1 month ago: Yes, I’m slow posting this. It’s been a long week at work. Anyway, Scalzi posted a few d … more →
Racefail continues much as one might expect, but I had been optimistic.
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Chally wrote 2 months ago: Racefail ‘09 continues. Of course it does. It’s almost unbelievable that there’s s … more →
Feminist science fiction blogging: James, Raccoona and Alice
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Chally wrote 2 months ago: Over the next couple of weeks I’m running a feminist science fiction series. It’s not qu … more →
book log: Andre Norton -- The Gifts of Asti
Jules Jones wrote 2 months ago: Short story originally published under the “Andrew North” pseudonym, now out of copyrigh … more →
Live Long and Buy Lots of Consumer Electronics
offthebroiler wrote 2 months ago: In September of 1966, the NBC television network released an iconic but short lived series that wou … more →
The Last Olympian
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Book Mavens wrote 2 months ago: Title: Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book 5: The Last Olympian Author: Rick Riordan Summary: In … more →
My, What Big Fangs You Have: Response to Vampire Stories
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lucyarnold wrote 2 months ago: This comment contains spoilers pertaining to Twilight, the Sookie Stackhouse series, and the Anita B … more →
Harboring Harry: Response to Amy Sturgis's Lecture "Harry is a Hobbit"
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lucyarnold wrote 2 months ago: At RavenCon this weekend I had the opportunity to hear Amy Sturgis speak about J.K. Rowling, J.R.R. … more →
Does Bill Love Sookie? and a Few Feminist Concerns: Response to Definitely Dead
lucyarnold wrote 2 months ago: So that’s my big question at the conclusion of this book: Does Bill love Sookie? Let’s e … more →
Hugo voting packet now available
Jules Jones wrote 2 months ago: More details at the Whatever: http://whatever.scalzi.com/2009/04/20/the-2009-hugo-voters-packet-now- … more →
The 2009 Hugo Nominee Download Packet
hyperpat wrote 2 months ago: Like last year, the World Science Fiction Convention is making available a package of nearly all of … more →
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