Musings on Science Fiction: A Literary History
In this post I offer a quick review of Science Fiction: A Literary History, and dive into two interesting themes: techno-anxiety and reacting to the zeitgeist.
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Book 24: The Minority Report
My review of the short story The Minority Report, a must-read sci-fi classic.
Book 22: I Am Legend
Book 22 on My List is a must-read. I Am Legend is the compelling tale of Robert Neville, the last man alive after a vampire/zombie apocalypse.
Book 21: They’d Rather Be Right
My review of They’d Rather be Right, the second Hugo Award Winner for Best Novel.
Neil Gaiman on Reading, Writing, and Science Fiction
Neil Gaiman’s beautiful words on books, stories, and speculative fiction are worth reading.
The Future Folded Into the Present
In Science Fiction: A Literary History, Roger Luckhurst discusses the rapid changes that helped kick off the genre we know today as science fiction. That cultural sentiment continues today.
Silence the Living: An Interview With Brian Bandell
My interview with author Brian Bandell about his new book Silence the Living, his writing process, and more!
Review: Silence the Living
I had the opportunity to review Silence the Living, Brian Bandell’s latest sci-fi novel.
Ursula K. Le Guin on Writing Science Fiction
Last week I dove into Ray Bradbury’s thoughts on the art of writing science fiction. This week, I take a look at the thoughts of Ursula K. Le Guin.