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Author Archives: Stefan (Far Beyond Reality)
Faller by Will McIntosh
At the start of Faller, the new SF novel by Will McIntosh, a man regains consciousness lying on a city street. He doesn’t remember his name, the name of the city, or how he got there. In fact, his mind … Continue reading
Mini-Review: The Sudden Appearance of Hope by Claire North
In The Sudden Appearance of Hope, main character Hope Arden suffers from an unusual condition: no one can remember her. She meets people, chats with them, but they invariably forget everything about her when she leaves their range of vision … Continue reading
Soft Apocalypse by Will McIntosh — on sale for 99c on Kindle right now!
Okay folks, this is too good a deal to pass up: the Kindle version of Will McIntosh’s debut novel Soft Apocalypse is currently on sale for less than a dollar. I consider McIntosh to be one of the finest writers … Continue reading
Guest post by Lesley Conner: From Slush Pile to Magazine to Anthology: The Making of Best of Apex Magazine: Volume 1
For today’s guest post, I asked Lesley Conner, the managing editor of Apex Publications and Apex Magazine, to pick a few stories from the new anthology Best of Apex Magazine: Volume 1 (out today!) and talk about how they ended up in … Continue reading
Guest post by Robert Jackson Bennett: On Gods, Religion, and Power
For today’s guest post, I’m very proud to welcome Robert Jackson Bennett, one of my favorite authors working in the field today. Robert Jackson Bennett is a two-time award winner of the Shirley Jackson Award for Best Novel, an Edgar Award … Continue reading
Nature Abhors a Vacuum: Rereading Cibola Burn (on Tor.com)
Today you can find me on Tor.com writing about Cibola Burn, the fourth book in the Expanse series, as part of our unofficial “Fellowship of the Expanse”: we asked four great SF/F reviewers/critics (and me, ahaha) to write an in-depth post … Continue reading
Three Parts Dead by Max Gladstone
Before I get started: yes, I know, it’s ridiculous I’m just reviewing Three Parts Dead by Max Gladstone now. At the same time, I have to say I’m quite disappointed in all of you because, really, not one of you … Continue reading