Queers Destroy SF + Uncanny Magazine 4B
Well, it’s June. June is a thing that is happening. I am distracting myself from
how very June it
NPR Reviews: Naomi Novik's UPROOTED and Hannu Rajaniemi's COLLECTED FICTION
I have been reading books! Amazing books! Great tremendous books! Here are some
things I have written about those books!
PodCasts: Rocket Talk and Down and Safe
I’m learning to accept that as much as I’m a regular blogger in my head, the
reality is
Angels of the Meanwhile
Elizabeth McClellan, stunningly talented poet and good friend, has had a run of
really dreadful medical-insurance wrangling, detailed here
[http:
Two Reviews and a Reading: The Grace of Kings, The Hobbit Films, and The Eaters
It’s wonderful in a whirlwindy sort of way when things you’ve been working on
for a couple of
Hugo Puppies and the News
I live in a very rural place, and have for about half my life. Living where I do
has always
Rich and Strange: "The New Mother" by Eugene Fischer
[http://www.tor.com/blogs/2015/03/rich-and-strange-the-new-mother-by-eugene-fischer]
This week on Rich and Strange
[http://www.tor.com/blogs/2015/
Lightspeed Column: Aqueduct Press' Congress of Ghosts
[http://www.aqueductpress.com/books/978-1-61976-071-4.php]Today is the day my
firstLightspeed Magazinecolumn goes up online! You can read
Review: PERSONA by Genevieve Valentine
[http://www.npr.org/2015/03/14/390462005/persona-is-a-dangerous-dance-of-diplomacy-and-celebrity]
My review
[http://www.npr.org/2015/03/14/390462005/persona-is-a-dangerous-dance-of-diplomacy-and-celebrity]
Review: SHADOW SCALE by Rachel Hartman
My review of Rachel Hartman’sShadow Scale, the sequel toSeraphina, is now up at
NPR Books
[http://www.npr.org/