Paul Weimer Review: Villain
Villain by Natalie Zina Walschots (William Morrow, 2026) By Paul Weimer: Villain, by Natalie Zina Walschots, is the followup to her novel Hench. Hench, the prior novel, posited a w...
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Villain by Natalie Zina Walschots (William Morrow, 2026) By Paul Weimer: Villain, by Natalie Zina Walschots, is the followup to her novel Hench. Hench, the prior novel, posited a w...
(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...
(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’...
(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”...
The nominees and honorable mentions have been announced for the Frank R. Paul Awards, which honor outstanding work in book and magazine cover art. Best Book Cover Pascal Blanche...
(1) EMILY ST. JOHN MANDEL Q&A. The LA Times interviews the author about her latest dystopian novel: “Emily St. John Mandel’s Exit Party is heading to TV with Emma Stone attache...
(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...
The judges for the Frank R. Paul Awards today announced the 2026 nominees and honorable mentions for Best Magazine Cover Art and Best Book Cover Art. The awards will be presented t...
(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...
(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...
(1) MEETING US. Wole Talabi recommends “Five Stories of First Contact in African SF” at Reactor. First Contact narratives are some of my favorite stories in all of science fiction....
(1) THINGS THE BOSS CAN LEARN FROM MIDDLE-EARTH. Fiona Moore’s new book Management Lessons from The Lord of the Rings was released earlier this month. “Where to Buy Management Less...
(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...
(1) STOKERCON 2027 ADDS GOH. StokerCon, the Horror Writers Association’s annual event, announced its final GoH on Facebook today: The Horror Writers Association and StokerCon are p...
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...
Parker, Liu, Wodehouse, witches, and Shakespearean fantasy! The post Jo Walton’s Reading List: September 2026 appeared first on Reactor.
(1) STURGEON SYMPOSIUM INFO. Registration is open for the 2026 Sturgeon Symposium to be held October 15-16. The J. Wayne and Elsie M. Gunn Center for the Study of Science Fiction i...
(1) META SCRAPING UPDATE. Stephen Beale, whose The Steampunk Explorer post “New Meta Commercial Terms Raise Questions for Steampunk Creators” was linked in The 10/17 Pixel Scroll,...
(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) WOLFE HUMBLE BUNDLE. There’s a prodigious bargain available for the next sixteen days – “Humble Book Bundle: The Ultimate Gene Wolfe Library by Tor Books”. The optimum deal is...
(1) ALIX E. HARROW INTERVIEW. C-Ville’s Nathan Alderman interviewed Alix Harrow before her novel The Everlasting won the Hugo Award last weekend: “Author Alix E. Harrow and C-VILLE...
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) READERS REACT TO NYT LIST OF BEST TV SHOWS. [Item by Frank Catalano.] The New York Times has heard from its readers about its original “The 100 Best TV Shows of the 21st Centur...
(1) WILL TOXIC BOSS DERAIL COLBERT LOTR PROJECT? “Stephen Colbert’s ‘Lord of the Rings: Shadow of the Past’ Hits Development Speed Bump” claims Knight Edge Media. We at Knight Edge...
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