September 10, 2020Against the Grain You might not expect weighty topics like class privilege and critical theory to be addressed in stories…- August 7, 2020When history goes ‘wonderfully wrong’ By Josh WilsonThe FabulistMay 24th, 2019 It takes no small degree of presumption and vision,…
- March 10, 2020These Are The Finalists for the 2020 Lambda Literary Awards Every year, the "Lammys" celebrate the best in LGBTQ literature…
January 7, 2020Turnaround BlogDecember 2019 It’s true and I should say it: Meg Elison’s The Road to Nowhere trilogy is the single…- December 17, 2019By Andrew AndrewsTrue Review Rachel Pollack really makes you think about a lot of things. What is human? What isn’t?…
- December 11, 2019By Cory DoctorowBoingboingNovember 25th, 2019 Back in 2007, I wrote a science fiction novella called "The Great Big Beautiful Tomorrrow,"…
- September 30, 2019By Gary K. WolfeLocus September 26th, 2019 Paul Park has always had a rather sidewise relationship with science fiction and…
September 11, 2019The author of “Dhalgren” and dozens of other books “gives readers fiction that reflects and explores the social truths of…- September 4, 2019By Luther BlissettMedium.comFebruary 4th, 2017 This Rucker collection has two short fiction stories and an important essay, “Surfing the Gnarl,”…
- September 4, 2019by Cory DoctorowBoingBoingFebruary 16, 2012 Surfing the Gnarl is the latest volume in PM Press's wonderful Outspoken Authors series: a…
- September 4, 2019By Glenn DallasCity Book ReviewApril 2nd, 2012 Rudy Rucker is weird. And I say that with all the respect and…
- September 4, 2019Publishers WeeklyMay 2012 Rucker (Wetware) is what you get when you cross cyberpunk (of which movement he is often hailed…
