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The Book of the New Sun: science fiction's Ulysses?

Gene Wolfe's vast tome sets many puzzles for the reader, not the least of which is why on earth it isn't better known First, a confession or two. I know I was meant to read Tim Powers's The Anubis Gates next , but Gene Wolfe arrived first in the post and so I got stuck in; by the time poor old Tim arrived a few days later, I couldn't be prised away. In my ignorance I hadn't realised The Book of the...

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Covering Covers: Swords & Dark Magic

Over at a Dribble of Ink , Aidan is showing off , praising , promoting , acknowledging that the cover for the 2010 Swords & Dark Magic anthology has been released. I don't normally post covers Im not impressed with but this is an anthology I'm really looking forward to. To be fair, it's not a terrible cover but it's definitely not as strong as it could be. I think this is a case where the anthology...

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Mark Teppo - Author Interview

Novels: LIGHTBREAKER HEARTLAND website: http://www.markteppo.com/ Q: Pitch The first novel of your series. A: LIGHTBREAKER is a Dan Brown thriller written by Aleister Crowley, wherein everyone who is after the mystical secret key of the universe actually knows how to use it. And they're willing to break things in order to get it. It's the first book in a longer series, the CODEX OF SOULS. Q: What are...

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book reviews: a summary of the past month

I’ve been reading, but not a lot, and for some reason haven’t been real keen on writing everything up as I finish it. Here’s what I can remember since the last review. Recently I finished Shadow & Claw the first two volumes of Gene Wolfe’s Book of the New Sun tetralogy. A classic and one [...]

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MIND MELD: What You Should Know About Speculative Fiction and Mainstream Acceptance (Part 1)

Recent events and discussions once again bring the topic of genre fiction's mainstream respectability to the forefront. So we thought it'd be timely to ask this week's panelists: Q: In your opinion, does literary science fiction and fantasy have mainstream respect? Why, if at all, does it need mainstream approval? What would such approval mean for genre fiction? Read on to see their level-setting...

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TOC: Swords & Dark Magic: The New Sword and Sorcery edited by Jonathan Strahan and Lou Anders

Lou Anders has posted the table of contents for Swords & Dark Magic: The New Sword and Sorcery , the anthology he co-edited with Jonathan Strahan, which will be available June 22, 2010 from Harper Eos: Introduction: Check Your Dark Lord at the Door by Lou Anders & Jonathan Strahan "Goats of Glory" by Steven Erikson "Tides Elba: A Tale of the Black Company" by Glen Cook...

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Some Thoughts on How to Make Electronic Publication Work

"There is a cube of crystal here - though I can no longer tell you where -no larger than the ball of your thumb that contains more books than the library itself does. Though a harlot might dangle it from one ear for an ornament, there are not volumes enough in the world to counterweight the other." --Gene Wolfe, The Shadow of the Torturer . The ICZN is currently debating amendments to the...

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Pairing Books With Beer, or Vice Versa

Found via Instapundit : Gene Wolfe, Jack O'Connell, and 09.09.09 Stone Vertical Epic Ale: The Perfect Pairing? If you're not the literary type, at least you have this description of Stone's Vertical Epic 09.09.09, which last I saw was on tap at Max's Taphouse: What's the beer like? Prior to our tasting, head brewer Mitch Steele described it thusly: "During the brewing process we added dark candi...

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October 8, 2009 Links and Plugs

My BSC Review column is up: The Taboos of Editing . Not quite fantasy or science fiction, maybe horror. Not everything is in English. Pinoy Transgressive . And zen photo for the day from the immortal (how many times do we have to kill him? ) Jack Haringa : Interview Mur Laffery interviews Lou Anders and Pablo Defendini (podcast). Mur Lafferty interviews J.C. Hutchins . Mihai interviews Stephanie Pui-Mun...

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Win a copy of SONGS OF THE DYING EARTH, edited by George R. R. Martin and Gardner Dozois

Thanks to the kind folks at Voyager, I have five copies of Songs of the Dying Earth , a Jack Vance tribute anthology edited by George R. R. Martin and Gardner Dozois, up for grabs. For more info about this title: Europe . Here's the blurb: Jack Vance was a seminal figure in the development of modern fantasy, so much so that it’s nearly impossible to imagine the genre as we know it today existing...

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peanut butter & chocolate: literacy & the freedom to read

This is Banned Books Week . Banning books seems to me so self-evidently wrong that I don't actually have anything to say on the subject. Except, hey. Support intellectual freedom. Read a banned book. Last Drink Bird Head , a collection of flash fiction, the proceeds of which go to ProLiteracy , is available for pre-order . I'm in Last Drink Bird Head , along with a really astonishing plethora of cool...

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Last Drink Bird Head

I've posted about this upcoming pub before -- an anthology of flash fiction, proceeds of which will go to benefit ProLiteracy http://www.proliteracy.org/NetCommunity/Page.aspx?pid=191&srcid=-2 Derek and I both have work in this book. That's his Parrot Head drawing up there next to Eric Schaller's drawing that inspired the concept for the book. I'm posting now to let you know that you can pre-order...

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Promote Literacy with Last Drink Bird Head for Charity

Jeff VanderMeer writes about a good cause: Folks who pre-order (with a $5 discount) Last Drink Bird Head , the flash-fiction anthology Jeff co-edited with his wife Ann, will see the proceeds go ProLiteracy , an organization that "champions the power of literacy to improve the lives of adults and their families, communities, and societies." Here's some more info about the book: What Is Last...

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Pro-literacy fundraiser sf/f anthology: LAST DRINK BIRD HEAD

Jeff VanderMeer sez, What Is Last Drink Bird Head? That's the catalyst editors Ann and Jeff VanderMeer provided to over 80 writers in creating this unique anthology, with all proceeds going to ProLiteracy.org. All each writer got was an email with "Last Drink Bird Head" in the subject line and the directions "Who or what is Last Drink Bird Head? Under 500 words." Like any surrealist...

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Pro-literacy fundraiser sf/f anthology: LAST DRINK HEAD

Jeff VanderMeer sez, What Is Last Drink Bird Head? That's the catalyst editors Ann and Jeff VanderMeer provided to over 80 writers in creating this unique anthology, with all proceeds going to ProLiteracy.org. All each writer got was an email with "Last Drink Bird Head" in the subject line and the directions "Who or what is Last Drink Bird Head? Under 500 words." Like any surrealist...