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I have no mouth, and I must ... eat Scooby Snacks? Harlan Ellison achieved a lot in his life, but nothing quite so surprising as starring in Scooby-Doo.
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...
(1) ELLISON WONDERLAND MOVES TOWARDS LANDMARK RECOGNITION. J. Michael Straczynski today updated the Harlan Ellison Facebook Fan Club about progress on getting Ellison’s Los Angeles...
(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’...
Though The Outer Limits often showcased the more dour aspects of humanity, there was still reason for hope. The post <i>The Outer Limits</i>: There Is Nothing Wrong Wit...
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...
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...
(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...
By Gary Westfahl: Anne McCaffrey’s 1961 story “The Ship Who Sang” was the first of five stories later assembled as The Ship Who Sang (1969). These stories related the space adventu...
(1) EYE ON THE PRIZE. John Scalzi’s When the Moon Hits Your Eye is one of the 2027 Thurber Prize in Writing Semi-Finalists. The winner will be revealed at the 2027 Thurber Prize Aw...
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...
(1) HOW DARE YOU. Fans have spent decades going down rabbit holes in the attempt to define science fiction. Now it’s Jordan Spalding’s turn: “The Plague of Sci-Fi Window Dressing”...
(1) DIAGNOSIS MURDERS. “The Real Sherlock Holmes: How an Edinburgh Doctor Inspired Doyle’s Detective” at Crime Reads. Joe Bell was a man who liked to keep busy. In addition to his...
(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...
by James Scott Bell One of the all-time crime classics, cited by most noir aficionados when such lists come out, is James M. Cain’s The Postman Always Rings Twice. From its grabber...
(1) REPRESENTATION. Annalee Newitz tells “Why Pronouns Matter in Science Fiction” at Reactor. This is definitely the most niche brag you will read today: with the release of A Wall...
Rod Serling’s name is inextricably linked to The Twilight Zone (1959-1964), the groundbreaking science-fiction show he created; accordingly, journalist Sepinwall, author of TV (The...
The Onion: The Onion: How did you get into the entertainment industry? Ellison: I remember going to the movies as a kid, and when the houselights went down and that hush fell...
Read 'Dreamweavers' by Alexander Weinstein right here on io9, courtesy of Lightspeed Magazine.
(1) SHARP CRITICS. [Item by Steven French.] Russell T Davies is interviewed in the Guardian and talks about stepping away from Doctor Who: “’One person turned up at my house’: Russ...
(1) DROPPING A DEUCE. [Item by Chris Barkley.] Let the record show that I understood Starship Troopers pretty damn well the first time around; an inept, ignorant, overblown and unm...
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...
A week after publishing memoir 'Sitcom,' the comedy writer reveals hopes for Warner Bros' new ownership and skirts the 'Roseanne' writing credit debate by saying all were better fo...
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