This is What The Flash Looked Like in 1967
From the makers of Super Friends, and thus narrated by Ted Knight, here’s an episode of the 1967 cartoon The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure, featuring everyone’s favorite speedster, The Flash. In...
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[GUEST POST] Michael Aronovitz (PHANTOM EFFECT) on Antagonists and Their...
Michael Aronovitz has been writing horror fiction for as long as he can remember. Since 2009, along with his two collections and two novels, he has published short stories and critical articles in a...
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LAMENT FOR THE AFTERLIFE by Lisa L. Hannett is a Haunting, Visionary Work
REVIEW SUMMARY: A strong debut from a veteran short story writer, which disorients and haunts in the most pleasurable way possible. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: Poetic and foul-mouthed, Lament for the...
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Coming Soon: NIGHT SPEED by Chris Howard
Really looking forward to Night Speed by Chris Howard. Check it out! About the book: An addictive new drug fuels superhuman strength and speed in this action-packed sci-fi thriller that will have fans...
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THE GENTLEMAN by Forrest Leo Looks Like a Grand Victorian Adventure
Check out The Gentleman by Forrest Leo, coming up in August from Penguin Press. Looks like a good pick for readers that like some humor along with their old fashioned adventure (and the Devil!) About...
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What Are You Reading?
I hate false reading starts. You know, that’s when you start reading a book, but for some reason — could be something about the book itself, or as it seems to mostly be in my case, it’s outside...
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Christopher Hinz Returns to the World of Paratwa in BINARY STORM
Christopher Hinz is an author of science fiction thrillers – novels, comic books, screenplays and more. Born in 1951 in Reading, PA, USA, his early passion for all things SF led to the writing of his...
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At Kirkus: More Science Fiction & Fantasy Books Optioned for TV and Film
I have another roundup of science fiction and fantasy books that have been optioned for television or film Check out: More Science Fiction and Fantasy Books That Have Been Optioned for TV and Film...
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Exclusive Cover Reveal: THE CURIOSITY KILLERS by K.W. Taylor
K.W. Taylor contacted us to do the cover reveal for The Curiosity Killers, and we’re thrilled to share it with you! Cover is by Brad Sharp and the book will be available in March 2016. Check it out!...
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Jonathan Maberry’s VAULT OF SHADOWS, the 2nd Book in the Nightsiders Series,...
I’m a huge fan of Jonathan Maberry, and Vault of Shadows, the 2nd book in his middle grade Nightsiders series (after The Orphan Army), is coming up in August. Check it out! About the book: Milo must...
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Table of Contents: THE BEST HORROR OF THE YEAR Volume 8 edited by Ellen Datlow
Ellen Datlow has kindly shared the table of contents for The Best Horror of the Year Volume 8, out in June. About the book: For over three decades, Ellen Datlow has been at the center of horror....
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Staying on the Cutting Edge of Science Fiction
James Wallace Harris maintains a website devoted to identifying the Classics of Science Fiction. He is fascinated by how books are remembered and forgotten, and often writes about science fiction at...
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FINALISTS: 30th Annual Asimov’s Readers’ Awards (with Free Fiction Links!)
Congratulations to the finalists of the 30th Annual ASimov’s Readers’ Awards! Here are the nominees, with links to read the stories for yourself: NOVELETTES “Lock Up Your Chickens and Daughters – H’ard...
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Coming Soon: MAN WITH NO NAME by Laird Barron
I will ready anything that Laird Barron writes, so I’m very excited about his upcoming novella, Man With No Name! Check it out! About the book: Nanashi was born into a life of violence. Delivered from...
View ArticleBook Trailer: SLEEPING GIANTS by Sylvain Neuvel
Sleeping Giants by Sylvain Neuvel will be out in April, and the publisher has kindly shared the trailer! Take a look! The post Book Trailer: SLEEPING GIANTS by Sylvain Neuvel appeared first on SF...
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Books Received: February 15, 2016 (Chuck Wendig, Dexter Palmer, J. L. Doty,...
In the interest of full disclosure (and as seen on Twitter), here are the books we received this week. Leviathan’s Blood: Book Two of the Children Trilogy by Ben Peek (Thomas Dunne Books) The...
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Exclusive Cover Reveal: The Geeky Giving February 2016 Bundle with Stories by...
Have you heard of Geeky Giving yet? Here’s the scoop: From Geeky Giving: Geeky Giving shares exclusive short stories and artwork to raise funds to advance neurological research for Parkinson’s, ALS,...
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[GUEST POST] Richard Thomas on His New Kickstarter, GAMUT
Richard Thomas is the award-winning author of seven books—Disintegration and Breaker (Random House Alibi), Transubstantiate, Staring Into the Abyss, Herniated Roots, Tribulations, and The Soul...
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Table of Contents: YEAR’S BEST WEIRD FICTION, VOLUME 3 Edited by Simon...
Undertow Publication has posted the table of contents for the upcoming anthology Year’s Best Weird Fiction, Volume 3 edited by Simon Strantzas and Michael Kelly “The Strangers” by Robert Aickman...
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“The Demon In The Dark” Explores the Mythos of Comic Books’ Favorite Character
Here’s a well-done short film that explores the mythos of one of comic books’ best fictional characters… A secret group of six must work together to deliver a “package” while evading an unknown...
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