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- Reviews for the week of
5/14/07
- Review.
- Monday: Mistakes and all: Defending Battlestar Galactica, by Jeremy Adam Smith
Tuesday: China Miéville's Un Lun Dun, reviewed by Dan Hartland
Wednesday: Spider-Man 3, reviewed by Iain Clark
Thursday: Mary Rosenblum's Horizons, reviewed by Duncan Lawie
- Reviews for the week of
1/1/07
- Review.
- Monday: 2006 In Review, by Our Reviewers
Tuesday: Stephen Baxter's Resplendent, reviewed by Adam Roberts
Wednesday: Robert Charles Wilson's Julian, reviewed by Niall Harrison
Thursday: Allen Ashley's Urban Fantastic, reviewed by Jeremy Adam Smith
- Reviews for the week of
8/21/06
- Review.
- Monday: Marvel's Civil War, issues 1-3, reviewed by Jeremy Adam Smith
Tuesday: Amanda Hemingway's The Sword of Straw, reviewed by Rose Fox
Wednesday: Nini Kiriki Hoffman's Catalyst, reviewed by Duncan Lawie
Thursday: M. Night Shyamalan's The Lady in the Water, reviewed by William Mingin
- Reviews for the week of
12/19/05
- Review.
- Monday: Gary Westfahl's Science Fiction Quotations, reviewed by Jeremy Adam Smith
Tuesday: Terry Pratchett's Thud!, reviewed by Juliana Froggatt
Wednesday: Liz Williams's The Snake Agent, reviewed by David Soyka
Thursday: The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe, reviewed by Neil Anderson
- The Ten Stupidest Utopias!, by Jeremy Adam Smith
(9/5/05)
- Article.
- We dream our fears as well as hopes, reflecting all the agonies and contradictions of the waking world; in dreams, demons rise from our darkest places.
- The Ten Sexiest Dystopias!, by Jeremy Adam Smith
(8/8/05)
- Article.
- Hell has always doubled as a heavy metal heaven of leather daddies and biker babes, where the bars are open all night and there's an ashtray at every table.
- Evolution of a Moralist: J.G. Ballard in the 21st Century, by Jeremy Adam Smith
(7/19/04)
- Article.
- Ballard has been both celebrated and attacked as a sex-obsessed, amoral nihilist . . . but devotees and detractors alike often miss the meaning behind Ballard's metaphors.
- The Ten Best Science Fiction Film Directors, by Jeremy Adam Smith
(4/19/04)
- Article.
- The best science fiction films . . . look beyond contemporary trends to the big questions of how science and technology shape the human spirit, and vice versa. . . .
- Robota, or, How Hollywood Ate Science Fiction, by Jeremy Smith
(2/9/04)
- Review.
- If Robota is as forgettable and derivative as a daydream, it is also just as mesmerizing and cathartic.
- The Failure of Fahrenheit 451, by Jeremy Smith
(10/13/03)
- Article.
- Launched with Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Cassandraism remains the most socially acceptable branch on the family tree of science fiction.
- Sailing the Infinite Deep: The Wreck of The River of Stars, by Michael Flynn, by Jeremy Smith
(6/2/03)
- Review.
- [O]ne gets the sense that Flynn has actually served on one of these ships, as Herman Melville once crisscrossed the Pacific on a brig in search of whales.
- Engines of Light: The Gnostic Potboilers of Ken MacLeod, by Jeremy Smith
(1/13/03)
- Review.
- Ken MacLeod's Engine City is his most philosophically reconciled work, in which he seems to achieve the epistemological synthesis he has always restlessly sought.
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