To mark the publication of her anthology Beyond Binary, Brit's got a couple of interviews out: one at Autostraddle, and a long three-part conversation with Nicola Griffith: one, two, three. From the Autostraddle interview: What draws you to speculative fiction...
Graham Sleight's final Yesterday's Tomorrows column looks at John M. Ford: John M. Ford (1957-2006) had a career that appears, at least from the outside, to have jumped from one genre to another. He was a very difficult author for...
Elsewhere: the latest issue of the Cascadia Subduction Zone focuses on poetry, while the fourth issue, a special on women and science, is available as a free PDF download. Meanwhile the LA Review of Books has formally launched, with an...
And so the blogging of Hugo shortlists begins. On the short stories, from most to least enthusiastic: Charles Tan, Justin at Staffer's Musings, Nicholas Whyte, Ian Sales (the latter of whom is also deeply unhappy to see Leviathan Wakes on...
Abigail Nussbaum on The Cabin in the Woods: There is, quite obviously, a very large component here of blaming The Cabin in the Woods for not being the film I wanted it to be. Goddard and Whedon set out to...
