Here’s another review I’m reposting after the demise of the outstanding old SF/F review site, SF Site. Note that for the most part I’m leaving these reviews unchanged. This was first published in 2001, when […]
Here is a quick and dirty look at the books I read in 2025, and how they fit into various categories. To some extent, these categories simply track some of my personal interest: how many […]
This press image shows Greg Ketter walking through riot gas that had recently been deployed against ICE protestors. Greg is the owner of DreamHaven books Some folks have suggested that “now is the time to […]
In this futuristic age, you’d think that sleep and dreams would be the last totally private refuge. Go a little further into the future, and you will find that it’s not necessarily so. Pleasant dreams, […]
Check it out! Milton Davis of MV Media/The State Of Black Science Fiction Facebook page kicks off this year’s interview series with eleven questions for Maurice Broaddus, contributor to the Magazine of Fantasy and Science […]
LIBROS Apogeo Ediciones ha publicado el libro «Madeleine» de Edison Mucha Soto. Sietch Ediciones nos presentan sus novedades de este año. «Dardos Corporales» de Jean Véliz, el eBook «La tribu Astral» Alejandro Farías Ugarte D’Angelo […]
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: January 25, 2026 Gernsback Documentary: Tune In To The Future Review: A Christmas Carol and Other Holiday Treasures, by Charles Dickens LOOK AGAIN! UP IN THE SKY! IT’S… COMMANDO CODY? Matt’s […]
2026 National Book Critics Circle Award Finalists The National Book Critics Circle has announced the finalists for the best books published in 2025, as well as the finalists for the John Leonard Prize for Best […]
A documentary about Hugo Gernsback and his on-going contributions to both society and science fiction recently surfaced, somehow managing to evade our vue screens until now. Tune In To The Future is a straight-forward – […]
Review: A Christmas Carol and Other Holiday Treasures, by Charles Dickens by Rich Horton Charles Dickens wrote five novellas, of almost equal length (about 30,000 words) in the 1840s. The most famous of these by […]
Steve talks about super and non-super flying heroes: Commando Cody, Captain Marvel and Superman. Who didn’t want a rocket pack when they were growing up? Towels worn as capes just don’t seem to be able to get the job done!
Publisher : Mariner Books Publication date : January 14, 2010 Edition : 1st Language : English Print length : 320 pages ISBN-10 : 0547247990 ISBN-13 […]
I call some of my reviews “Resurrected Review”, typically when I grab something from my old blog or SFF Net newsgroup and republish it here. This one is even more truly resurrected — it’s one […]
Here’s the weekly post from my author blog on the new releases I found to be of interest in my three favorite romance genres (which are also the ones I write in!), and related areas […]
Eras in the past had a focus on manners — a word that in itself was a code for something more controlling. For her novel The Doxies Penalty, author Madeleine E. Robins revisits a past […]
Given the current situation, you may not want to come to the United States. On the other hand, depending upon where you are from, you may not be able to come to the United States. […]
The life of a spy is never the best, especially when time travel is concerned. You never know who you might meet in your travels. Might even be a relative… The long fall really sobers […]
Review: The Horse Without a Head, by Paul Berna by Rich Horton At an estate sale recently, whose deceased owner clearly had interesting taste, I saw a copy of The Horse Without a Head, for […]
While doing research on something entirely unrelated, I came across an image of Ted White, a former editor of Amazing Stories (one of the best IMHO) and I suddenly realized that we’d never posted a […]
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: January 18, 2026 AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: January 18, 2026 Rescued Review: Uncle Bones, by Damien Broderick REVIEW – BRIGHT WEAVING BY MARTIN SPRINGETT Trademarking Yourself As A Defense Against AI […]
Cora Buhlert Toy Review: Mythic Legions: War of the Aetherblade Attila Leossyr II and Gorgo Aetherblade II Two-Pack Mythic Legions: War of the Aetherblade Attila Leossyr II and Gorgo Aetherblade II Two-Pack from Four Horsemen […]
Cora Buhlert Toy Review: Mythic Legions: War of the Aetherblade Attila Leossyr II and Gorgo Aetherblade II Two-Pack Mythic Legions: War of the Aetherblade Attila Leossyr II and Gorgo Aetherblade II Two-Pack from Four Horsemen […]
Here is another review I first wrote for SF Site, back in 2010. With the demise of SF Site, I am slowly reprinting some of those reviews at this blog. Uncle Bones, by Damien Broderick […]
This week Steve reviews a new art book by Toronto’s Martin Springett, artist, designer, musician, composer and writer. If you like fantasy art and illustration, you might just enjoy this book.
Today’s The Dailies features an article about the actor Matthew McConoughey (Interstellar, Deadpool & Wolverine, Reign of Fire, Walking On the Moon) has taken the previously unusual step of Trademarking his name, voice, likeness, gestures, […]
Publisher: Recorded books Publish Date: 2007 Print Publisher: Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing Format: Audio Book Duration: 11 hours 45 minutes (10 compact disks) ISBN-10: 1428172416 ISBN-13: 9781428172418 Author: Scott Westerfeld Read by: Catherine Montbertrand […]
All the latest Science Fiction Releases, starting with January 6th and All of the Fantasy Releases also starting with January 6th
The Star Wars franchise gets new leaders – https://www.starwars.com/news/lucasfilm-leadership Kathleen Kennedy’s tenure saw a tremendous expansion of the Star Wars “universe”. Now, the Mandalorian and Clone Wars Executive Producer – Dave Filoni – will share […]
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Steve has been a passionate fan of science fiction since the mid-60s, before he even knew what it was called.
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