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This is a quote from Harry Bates' short story entitled "Farewell to the Master" which was first published in the October 1940 issue of Astounding Science Fiction: "From his perch...
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...
Will we allow the intolerable tyranny of rules and regulations to get in the way of progress (and profit)?! The post Five Classic SF Tales of the Nanny State Gone Mad! appeared fir...
(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...
On this day in 1964, the anthology science fiction show The Outer Limits showed what television science fiction could be when it treated the genre as serious dramatic literature ra...
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...
If The Twilight Zone was television's great collection of moral fables, The Outer Limits -- which premiered on this date in 963 -- was its darker, more anxious cousin: Cold War-inf...
A 1001 MIDNIGHTS Review by Bill Pronzini FRANK GRUBER – The Buffalo Box. PI Simon Lash #2, Farrar & Rinehart, hardcover, 1941. Bantam #50, paperback, 1946. Gruber create...
“What makes you think Dave’s a pessimist?” “The way he describes personal possessions. He has a tornado watch, a hurricane lantern, a doomsday clock, and a drop-chute to a fallout...
The Great Lorenzo has found the role of a lifetime... if he can survive. The post Fake It Till You Make It: <i>Double Star</i> by Robert A. Heinlein appeared first on R...
CHARLIE JANE ANDERS “Palm Strike’s Last Case.” Novelet. First published in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, July 2014. Reprinted in The Year’s Best Military SF &...
WARREN MURPHY “Another Day, Another Dollar.” First published in Murder on the Run: Stories from the Adams Round Table (Berkeley, hardcover, February 1998). Reprinted in The Shamus...
GALAXY SCIENCE FICTION – February 1968. Editor: Frederik Pohl, Cover artist: Vaughn Bodé. Overall rating: *** POUL ANDERSON “A Tragedy of Errors.” Novelette. What initially strikes...
In the beginning -- specifically, on this date in 1965 -- the TV series "Lost in Space" was launched with episode 1, "The Reluctant Stowaway." If all you know about this show are...
During the '60s and '70s, "Playboy" showcased some remarkable speculative writers The post Five Classic SF Stories First Published in <i>Playboy</i> appeared first on R...
Some of Ray Bradbury's best-known works, including 'Something Wicked This Way Comes,' were inspired by a man named Mr. Electrico who said he recognized him from a past life, and to...
Man created AI, and on the seventh day, he panicked. It spread like a virus, its contributions novel, its disruption magnificent. Soon it was bloating pride, compounding greed, per...
(1) A HARD SCIENCE MAGICIAN. Joel Miller argues that “Christopher Priest Did Philip K. Dick’s Reality Trick Better” at Transmissions From Tomorrow. Before Christopher Priest penned...
This new comic spotlights 1940s comedy duo Abbott & Costello dealing again with monsters—and meeting up with 1970s monster hunter Kolchak: The Night Stalker! (Totally a can...
William Boyd is best known for his literary works like Any Human Heart, The New Confessions and The Romantic, in a career that has spanned over 40 years and earned wide acclaim. Am...
By Rich Lynch: The “Killer Robots and Rogue Computers in SF” was a popular enough topic at LAcon V that there were more than 70 people in the audience. The panelists mentioned man...
(1) UKRANIAN PROTAGONIST FEATURES IN SCHROEDER COLLECTION. Richard Horton reviews Karl Schroeder’s new collection, all of his stories about Gennady Malianov: “Heavy ‘light stories’...
There are bad dogs and there are mad dogs. Nickel Terhune learned the difference on the farm of his youth and was refreshed on the concept years later on a lovely spring day in Lim...
(1) MURDERBOT GRAPHIC NOVEL KICKSTARTER. Those who have signed up for pre-launch news about the “Murderbot: The First Graphic Novel” Kickstarter today received this foretaste of th...
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