September 4, 2019By Ceridwen ChristensenBarnes & NobleJune 22nd, 2016 Plenty of alternate histories concern themselves with war and its aftermath. Philip K. Dick’s…- 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…
- September 3, 2019By Matthew KeeleyTor.comAugust 23rd, 2019 Paul Park’s A City Made of Words is the latest volume in PM Press’s Outspoken…
- September 3, 2019Publishers WeeklyMay 7th, 2019 Park pushes the boundaries of speculative fiction in this collection of eight fascinating short pieces that…
- September 2, 2019by Alvaro Zinos-AmaroLos Angeles Review of BooksMarch 10th, 2014 NORMAN SPINRAD'S WORK has, over the last fifty years, elicited responses that…
- September 2, 2019Publishers Weekly Jimmy DiAngelo is in Hell, but he's faced worse situations as a disreputable union organizer, and he sets…
- September 2, 2019By Paul Di FilippoLocusOctober 9th, 2014 Whenever discussion turns to candidates for the next SFWA Grandmaster Award, the name of…
- September 2, 2019by J. L. ComeauThe Tomb of Dark Delights I enjoy weird fiction, and I must say that Sensation is one…
- September 2, 2019Klausner's BookshelfMidwest Book ReviewFebruary 2012 Julia Hernandez leaves her husband City College Professor Raymond before murdering Peter Neads Fisherman and…
