August 14, 2019by Paul Di FilippoLocus To examine the forty-year-long bibliography of Carter Scholz at ISFDB is to dream of alternate timelines.…- August 14, 2019Publishers WeeklyMarch 2016 This sardonic collection from the author of Radiance is a bracing cold-water shower for readers more familiar…
- August 14, 2019By Terry BissonShareable: Life & Art Kim Stanley Robinson is one of America’s most important science fiction authors—and an underappreciated…
- August 14, 2019By Paul BuhleSwans Commentary In a remarkable conjunction, the finest of left-leaning SciFi writers and liveliest of new radical presses…
- August 14, 2019Publisher's WeeklyJanuary 11, 2010 Hugo-winning novelist Robinson (Galileo’s Dream) began his career with short fiction. “The Lucky Strike,” a novelette…
- August 14, 2019SF in SF Panel Discussion Featuring Eric Simons, Kim Stanley Robinson and Terry Bisson on October 17, 2009 Agony Column…
- August 14, 2019SF in SF Multiple Hugo Award winner Kim Stanley Robinson reads his story "The Lucky Strike". The in person event…
- August 14, 2019How history works explained in fiction and essay By Cory DoctorowBoing BoingFebruary 18, 2010 San Francisco-based PM Press were kind…
- August 5, 2019Publishers Weekly April 4, 2011 In the fifth of PM's Outspoken Authors series, chronospy Jerry Cornelius takes a swirling run…
- August 5, 2019By Joe GrossThe StatesmanApril 3, 2011It's fitting that Michael Moorcock's house seems to exist in four dimensions and is weirdly…
- August 5, 2019by James LovegroveThe Financial TimesMay 23 2011 Jerry Cornelius is the time-travelling hipster spy hero who has played a significant…
- July 28, 2019Publishers WeeklyMay 7th, 2018 This small, intense collection of “language writer” and physician Blumlein’s short fiction focuses on bodies and…
