Margaret Atwood’s The Blind Assassin, Harlan Ellison’s “The Deathbird”, Rick Moody’s The Four Fingers of Death , Philip K. Dick’s VA...

In the coming two years, the Indian space program (ISRO) is set to explore the moon, the sun, and Venus.   All research and development for ...

In the course of introducing each of the stories in his classic Mirrorshades: The Cyberpunk Anthology , Bruce Sterling laments the de...

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: one of the aspects that sets science fiction apart from other genres is its continued her...

And again I find myself sitting on the fence.   This time around: was it a respectful usage of personal problems, i.e. something that...

Uber-evil villain vs. dynamic first person character study.   Epic title vs. small setting focused on character interaction.    Heavi...

I suppose I have followed the conventional route through Stanislaw Lem’s version of scientifiction.   Starting with Solaris and movi...

I guess it's a couple years old now, but I stumbled across a nice interview with Ian Macleod today.  One of the tip-top writers (you ...

It’s official.   I hereby dub Paolo Bacigalupi, Captain Grimdark of science fiction.   Uncontent to swerve in and out of dystopia whe...

Jon Courtenay Grimwood’s first four novels are pure cyberpunk thrillers.   Edgy prose, fast action, and near-future galore, in a coup...