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Tag Archives: sofia samatar
First OTHERWORLDLY column at the NYT Book Review
My first column for the NYTBR is here! The print version will be in this week’s Sunday edition. In it I review Del and Sofia Samatar’s Monster Portraits, Subterranean Press’ Weight of Words anthology, and Jo Walton’s Starlings. Here’s a taste: More than any … Continue reading
Lightspeed Column: Language, Roads, Intersection
My Lightspeed column for March is now available online! In it I review Sofia Samatar’s The Winged Histories, Carlos Hernandez’ The Assimilated Cuban’s Guide to Quantum Santeria, and Rose Lemberg’s Marginalia to Stone Bird. Here’s the logic of the assemblage: This month’s books contain … Continue reading
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Tagged carlos hernandez, novel, poetry, review, rose lemberg, short fiction, sofia samatar
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NPR Reviews: MIDNIGHT TAXI TANGO by Daniel José Older and BORDERLINE by Mishell Baker
I have been remiss in posting about my NPR reviews as they go up! Here are excerpts from a couple of recent ones; my review of Ken Liu’s The Paper Menagerie and Other Stories goes up at the end of this week, but … Continue reading
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Tagged carlos hernandez, daniel josé older, lightspeed, mishell baker, novel, npr, poetry, review, reviewing, rose lemberg, short fiction, sofia samatar
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Uncanny Magazine Issue 5
I’m very happy to see Uncanny Magazine‘s Issue #5 arrive today, bringing with it exceptional essays, stories and poems. Thus far I’ve only read Sofia Samatar’s “Writing Queerly: Three Snapshots” and Mary Robinette Kowal’s “The Midnight Hour” but both are utterly … Continue reading
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Tagged essay, mary robinette kowal, podcast, short fiction, short story, sofia samatar, uncanny
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