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F & SF May 2008 Reviewed
Fiction from Robert Reed, Rachel Pollack, Albert E. Cowdrey, M. Rickert; reviews by Charles de Lint, Elizabeth Hand and Kathy Maio; and Paul di Filippo and David Langford
the magazine of fantasy & science fiction • f&sf • robert reed • rachel pollack • albert e. cowdrey

F and SF Events
Events of interest to F&SF readers
events • link • matthews • petty • silverberg

F and SF Workshops
Thinking about taking a workshop for writing science fiction or fantasy this year? Here are the top ones.
clarion • clarion west • odyssey • alpha • workshop

F&SF September 2008 Reviewed
Fiction from Paolo Bacigalupi, Amy Sterling Casil, Rand B. Lee, Robert Reed, Michael Swanwick, Eileen Gunn, newcomer Laura Kasichke and returnee Jim Aiken plus reviews.
f&sf • fantasy & science fiction • spirogale ltd • paolo bacigalupi • amy sterling casil

F/SF Events to April 9
Here's a list of events that may be of interest to F&SF readers and writers
conventions • reading • science fiction • fantasy • moore

Gender and SF
On May 2, Eileen Gunn, Nicola Griffith, Kelley Eskridge, Matt Ruff, and L. Timmel DuChamp discussed Science Fiction and Gender at the Seattle Science Fiction Museum.
tiptree • gender • science fiction • seattle • sfm

Green Museum to Open in SF
San Francisco plans to open a new museum in the fall dedicated exclusively to conservation. Environmental exhibits and future energy practices have people talking.
the living museum • san francisco museum • green museums • leed ratings • renzo piano

Hugo Gernsback, The Father of Magazine SF
Hugo Gernsback occupied a crucial role in the development of science fiction by publishing "Amazing Stories", the first magazine devoted solely to science fiction.
hugo award • gernsback • science fiction • amazing stories • pulp magazines

Humpback whales in SF Bay-Delta
In a repeat of the wanderings of Humphrey, two humpback whales are travelling the wrong way. What brings them in? Are bridges a part of the problem of getting them out?
humpback whales • san francisco bay delta • whale songs • whale sounds • grey whales

Seattle's SF Museum And Hall of Fame
The Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame, located in Seattle, Washington, offers a unique and interesting experience for both fans and non-fans of science fiction.
science fiction • hall of fame • museum • seattle • sci-fi

SF & Gender Panel
On May 2, Eileen Gunn, Nicola Griffith, Kelley Eskridge, Matt Ruff, and L. Timmel DuChamp discussed Science Fiction and Gender at the Seattle Science Fiction Museum.
tiptree • anthology • science fiction • nicola griffith • kelley eskridge

Year's Best SF # 10
23 stories by Terry Bisson, Liz Williams and others, some influenced by Jack Vance,Theodore Sturgeon and Ray Bradbury, plus Brad Denton's marvellous 'Sergeant Chip.'
david g. hartwell • year's best sf • kathryn cramer • bradley denton • terry bisson

Year's Best SF # 9
Twenty stories, of which few overlap with the anthology's competitors, including gems from Geoff Ryman, Charles Stross, Gene Wolfe and Joe Haldeman.
geoff ryman • charles stross • gene wolfe • joe haldeman • year's best sf # 9

History, Part 2: "Watch The Skies!"
The first of two articles tracing the next stage of the development of the genre -- Part Two of our series on SF/Fantasy cinema history.
sf • science fiction • fantasy • cinema • film

History, Part 2: "Watch The Skies!"
The second part of our trek into the Middle Ages of SF/Fantasy film history.
sf • sci fi • science fiction • film

The Inferior
This debut novel has the stunning tag-line THERE IS BUT ONE LAW: EAT OR BE EATEN, and is more reminiscent of Golding's Lord of the Flies than Tarzan or The Truman Show.
peadar o'guilin • the inferior • tarzan • the truman show • there is but one law

Issue by Issue
Gordon Van Gelder, editor of the Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, talks about the magazine's future, editorial policies, and what he's not looking for right now.
fantasy • science fiction • heather lindsley • gordon van gelder • editing

The Uncharacteristic L.E. Modesitt, Jr.
Review of the Fantasy and Science Fiction genres author L.E. Modesitt, Jr.
fantasy • science fiction • genres • novel • author

The Revelation of Gender
Author Nancy Jane Moore talks about feminism and writing, social activism and writing, and her current projects.
nancy jane moore • aqueduct press • changeling • fiction • science fiction

Hugo Nominations 2006
Here's the list of 2006 Hugo and Campbell Award nominations.
hugo • campbell • sfwa • science fiction • awards

Interzone: British Sci-Fi Magazine
A comparison of the proportion of British contributors to the leading British SF magazines in 2005 and 2006.
vector magazine • uk science fiction • niall harrison • hub • farthing

The 2008 Hugo Award Nominees
Nominees include Robert J. Sawyer, John Scalzi, Charles Stross, Stephen Baxter, Nancy Kress, Gene Wolfe, Ted Chiang, Greg Egan, and almost inevitably, Connie Willis.
2008 hugo award • nominees • readers • fans • stephen baxter

Dark Planet
Site review of Dark Planet: A Webzine of Science Fiction, Modern Fantasy, Poetry, and Related Nonfiction edited by Lucy Snyder.
dark planet • web-zine • ezine • review • poetry

Escape with E-scape
E-scape, the Digital Journal of Speculative Fiction
e-scape • zine • e-zine • electronic • science fiction

Earthlight and Other Stories
The definitive collection of Clarke's work including 'The Sentinel' -the basis for 2001: A Space Odyssey, 'The Nine Billion Names of God, and the Hugo-winning 'The Star.'
collected fiction • arthur c. clarke • earthlight • stories • deep impact

Fantasy Books Teen Will Love
Once your kid's finished devouring the latest Harry Potter, how do you go about nurturing that yen to read? Here's a list of recommended fantasy and SF novels.
books • young adult • fantasy • science fiction • pern

Nebula Awards Showcase 2007
The SFWA's choices include an extract from Camouflage by Joe Haldeman, stories by Nancy Kress, Robert J. Sawyer, two by Kelly Link, and a 'lost' Harlan Ellison novella.
nebula awards 2007 • mike resnick • sfwa • science fiction writers of america • camouflage

Slogging Through Slush
Once a writer sends a story off to a magazine, the waiting begins. Douglas Cohen kindly agreed to talk about his process as slush reader, as well as share some hints.
slush • fantasy • realms of fantasy • reading • editor

Euro 2008 Championship Fixtures
The 2008 European Soccer Championship will be held between June 7 - 29 in Austria and Switzerland. Here are details of the groups and fixtures for the tournament.
euro 2008 • euro 2008 groups • euro 2008 fixtures • 2008 euro championship • euro 2008 games

Feminism in Science Fiction
A discussion of the acceptance of women into the historically male dominated science fiction genre.

Ring
Review of author Stephen Baxter's science fiction novel, Ring.
stephen baxter • author • review • science fiction • novel

Twice Fair: On the Edge of Prophecy
Review of the fantasy novel Wind from a Foreign Sky by Katya Reimann

A Profile of Sir Arthur C. Clarke
The creator of Childhood's End, Rendezvous With Rama, and 2001: A Space Odyssey is almost as well-known for his non-fiction and popularizations of science as for his SF.
sir arthur c. clarke • childhood's end • 2001:a space odyssey • the deep range • sfwa

Asimov's June 2008
New short fiction from Nancy Kress, James Patrick Kelly, Ian R. Macleod, Lawrence Persson, Forrest Aguirre, and a debut for Felicity Shoulders. Book Reviews by Peter Heck
asimovs science fiction magazine • june 2008 • robert silverberg • nancy kress • james patrick kelly

Science Fiction Cult Movies – Dark Star (1974)
John Carpenter's low-budget movie debut is one of the quirkiest science fiction movies ever made. Dark Star movie was released in 1974 and has a large cult following.
dark star • john carpenter movie • low budget films • dan o’bannon • science fiction movie

Preparing for a Grand Slam Triumph
The heat is on, and the major contenders for the US Open are raring to go. The great thing is that they are all playing incredibly well! Who will it be at the end of this fortnight? Martina, Lindsay, Venus, Serena, Monica? Take your pick...
martina hingis • lindsay davenport • venus williams • serena williams • us open

Interzone 213
Interzone 213 for November-December 2007 has Chris Roberson's latest Celestial Empire story and fiction by Benjamin Rosenbaum, Jason Stoddard and Aliette de Bodard.
interzone 213 • november-december 2007 • celestial empire • chris roberson • benjamin rosenbaum

David Louis Edelman Interview
David Louis Edelman talks about his debut novel, Infoquake, and the publicity campaign for the book, as well as blogging, haute couture and his next project.
infoquake • david louis edeleman • johns hopkins • blog • blogging

Mary Robinette Kowal and Shimmer
Mary Robinette Kowal talks about Shimmer, the special pirate issue, puppetry, art, and writing.
shimmer • puppetry • small-press • science fiction • fantasy

Zinesters gather at Webzine99
On Saturday, July 24th, about 300 zinesters gathered at the SOMARTS Cultural Center in San Francisco for conferences, exhibitions, and good times.
zines • san francisco • conferences • webzines

Keeping in Touch
What industry blogs or magazines do you read to keep in touch with the shape of the fantasy and science fiction world?
analog • asimov • magazine of fantasy and science fiction • locus • science fiction

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