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Real-world solutions might be expensive or politically unpopular, so why not take a page from SF? The post Solving Population Decline Through Science Fiction appeared first on Reac...
By John Hertz: We’ll discuss three SF Classics at LAcon V, one discussion each. Come to as many as you like. You’ll be welcome to join in. I’m still with “A classic is a work th...
ALDEN NORTON, Editor – Futures Unlimited. Pyramid T-2048; 1st printing, June 1969. Cover art by Peter Bramley. An uneven look at the future, mostly through the past and the eyes of...
K. H. SCHEER & WALTER ERNSTING – Enterprise Stardust. Perry Rhodan #1, Ace, paperback original;1st printing, 1969. The first of a long German series, in two parts, probably...
(1) STAYING FROSTY. To explain one of his plot points in The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay, Michael Chabon returns “To the Kelvinator Station” at Tragic Magic. ….I deci...
(1) ALPHA AND OMEGA MEN. “The Man Who Saw Humanity From Two Billion Years Away” – Olaf Stapledon is profiled in The MIT Press Reader. … Stapledon’s imagination is profuse. He can b...
(1) WAYWARD WORMHOLE WRAPUP. [Item by Cat Rambo.] Thank you to The Wayward Wormhole Barbados attendees. Once in a while, elements come together in a way that creates an epochal shi...
IF SCIENCE FICTION. January 1968. Editor: Frederik Pohl. Cover art: John Pederson, Jr. Overall rating: **½. JOHN RANKINE “The Peacemakers.” Novelette. [Rankine is a pen name of Dou...
Stories about road trips, nuns, forgery, and some top-notch science fiction! The post Jo Walton’s Reading List: July 2026 appeared first on Reactor.
By Rich Lynch: The Expanse seems as popular now as when it first debuted in the bookstores and on TV screens. Some of the tech could actually be in our future and some of the dyst...
(1) UTOPIAN STORYTELLING. Evan considers “Those Who Disbelieve in Omelas” at Papyrus Rampant. …But there’s another interpretation of Omelas. Le Guin doesn’t just give us a picture...
A thrilling space opera trilogy that offers fun twists on old clichés... The post Space Pirates and Action-Packed Pulp: <i>Starwolf</i> by Edmond Hamilton appeared firs...
(1) BREVITY. Ancillary Review of Books presents “Gernsback’s Grandchildren; or, A History Of The Hugo Awards In Seventy Sentences” by William Shaw. “A poem composed of one sentence...
People are born old in their graves and get more robust over life, only to shrink into babies who are pushed into their mother’s womb. The ambitious Under Story conjures a disconce...
ARTHUR C. CLARKE “Out of the Sun.” First published in If, February 1958. Collected in The Other Side of the Sky (Harcourt, Brace & Co., hardcover, 1958). Reprinted in The Mammo...
This just in from reader Theophrastvs: "here's a portentous calendricular note/post for today (only) Bradbury ~May 1950 wrote a short story about robotic assistants doing the daily...
The Best Science Fiction of the Year: 2025, edited by Neil Clarke, will be published in November. Preorders are being taken here.) The cover features art by Colie Wertz. Clarke not...
When the blurb for Peter F. Hamilton's Exodus: The Archimedes Engine was first released, I was instantly hooked. But when it was announced that the book was set in the universe of...
(1) READERLESS DIGESTION. Brian Keene’s blog for “8/18/26” ends with a provocative question: …You probably remember how the generative AI companies — to get around pesky authors co...
You can now download Adrian Tchaikovsky's Shards of Earth for only 1.99$ by following this Amazon Associate link. This OneLink will take you to the nearest Amazon site serving your...
The Locus Bestsellers for November include top titles: Platform Decay by Martha Wells (Tor), Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir (Ballantine), and Warhammer 40,000: The Horus Heresy: Ho...
You can now download Alastair Reynolds' scifi classic, Revelation Space, for only 1.99$ by following this Amazon Associate link. This OneLink will take you to the nearest Amazon si...
(1) SFF IN TRANSLATION. Rachel S. Cordasco announces that the second issue of Small Planet: The SF in Translation Magazine is now live. Cordasco hopes readers “enjoy the wonderfull...
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