Gardner Dozois is well known for his The Year’s Best Science Fiction anthologies.   Roughly five-hundred stories having accumulated...

According to Jonathan Strahan’s introduction, Engineering Infinity (2010) is intended to be a survey of the state of hard sf short f...

Numbers sometimes speak louder than words, so rather than open my review of editor Jonathan Strahan’s The Best Science Fiction and Fa...

Every five or ten years, The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction Magazine is poring over its backlog and publishing a fresh ...

Regardless of preferred genre, most readers know the names Jules Verne, H.G. Wells, Robert Louis Stevenson, and H. Rider Haggard.   O...

The follow up to Ian Whates’ solid Solaris Rising anthology is, surprisingly, not Solaris Rising 2 .   Something possible only in th...

From 2007 to 2009, George Mann edited a series of science fiction anthologies called The Solaris Book of New Science Fiction .   Un t...

Slim science fiction anthologies now a piece of history, the idea of picking up a small book for a few cents featuring only a handful...

The typical speculative fiction anthology of original material that appears on shelves these days is a selection of stories intended ...

Gardner Dozois Mammoth Book of Science Fiction series, sometimes falling under different guises, is perhaps the most staid of the ‘b...

There are a handful of people who have/had their finger on the pulse of cyberpunk.   Love him or hate him, Bruce Sterling has perhap...