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THE BEST OF SPANISH STEAMPUNK by James and Marian Womack Offers Diverse...
REVIEW SUMMARY: This collection of steampunk fiction written in Spanish will explode your expectations of what steampunk is/should be. Prepare yourself. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: From Spain, Mexico,...
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Peter F. Hamilton Next Space Opera: A NIGHT WITHOUT STARS
The follow-up novel to Peter F. Hamilton’s The Abyss Beyond Dreams will be called A Night Without Stars. Here’s the cover and synopsis: Bestselling author Peter F. Hamilton returns to his acclaimed...
View ArticleDC Comics: A Cinematic Retrospective
As pointed out by The Awesomer, calling the following video a retrospective of DC Comics’ superhero films is a bit of a misnomer when two of the films — Batman v Superman and Suicide Squad — have yet...
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163 SF/F/H eBooks for $5 Each or Less (Cho, Donaldson, Hartwell, Kay,...
Hey, kids! Looks like it’s another fantabulous roundup of eBook deals! Here’s out latest roundup of eBook deals for your eBook reading pleasure. Look below for inexpensive titles from Allen Steele,...
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The Devil Meets His Match in THE DEVIL YOU KNOW by K.J. Parker
REVIEW SUMMARY::Excellent world building and characterization for a story of it’s novella-sized length. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS:: Saloninus, the greatest philosopher in the world, wants to sell his...
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Coming Soon: RED ALERT: MARXIST APPROACHES TO SCIENCE FICTION CINEMA Edited...
Here’s the cover and synopsis for the upcoming essay collection Red Alert: Marxist Approaches to Science Fiction Cinema edited by Ewa Mazierska and Alfredo Suppia. Here’s the synopsis: Explores the...
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[Book Profile] MADHOUSE is a Shared World, Multiple-POV, Single Story Horror...
Madhouse is a shared world horror anthology with stories by 8 Bram Stoker authors and 12 other established horror writers. Bram Stoker novelist Benjamin Kane Ethridge and Horror Writers Association...
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Is Jessica Chiarella’s AND AGAIN Genre or Literary?
Simon & Schuster pitches Jessica Chiarella’s new book, And Again, as being “in the spirit of Station Eleven and The Age of Miracles,” labeling it as an “exciting literary debut novel.” And Again...
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Books Received: March 21, 2016 (Sarah Porter, David D. Levine, Guy Gavriel...
In the interest of full disclosure (and as seen on Twitter), here are the books we received this week. Night Terrors by J.A. Pitts (Wordfire Press) The Water Knife by Paolo Bacigalupi (Vintage) Vassa...
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Coming Soon: DAUGHTER OF EDEN by Chris Beckett
Here’s the cover and synopsis for the upcoming novel Daughter of Eden by Chris Beckett, sequel to Dark Eden and Mother of Eden. Anyone read the other Eden books? I’ve been meaning to, but alas… Here’s...
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EMPRESS by Alma Alexander is a Compelling Story Best Enjoyed if You Lose the...
REVIEW SUMMARY:: A turn into quasi-historical fantasy that works best when focused without a historical point of view. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: Simonis longs for the life she is meant to live. She...
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Table of Contents: Liminality: A Magazine of Speculative Poetry (Issue #7,...
Liminality, a magazine of speculative poetry, has posted the table of contents for the new issue: Editorial by Shira Lipkin and Mattie Joiner “The Lies You Learned” by S. Qiouyi Lu “Elegy for the Hulk”...
View ArticleThe Evolution of Batman
In the following video, Burger Fiction looks at the evolution of Batman in television & film The post The Evolution of Batman appeared first on SF Signal Copyright © SF Signal Related posts: DVD...
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[Galaxy Q] Gay Tropes & Clichés – Darling, Don’t Kill Me
So I would have been at least 21 when Magic’s Pawn released but my exposure to gay fiction really didn’t happen until a few years later. Every time I am on a panel that recommends positive portrayals...
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My Date With Jeff Lemire’s TRILLIUM
One merry day while exploring online, I discovered a comic book called Trillium by Jeff Lemire and colorist José Villarrubia. As a fan of stories that mix SF and romance, the “love story” tag in the...
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I’m Sorry, Dave. I’m Afraid I Can’t Let You Borrow my Awesome Folio Society...
Yes, it’s true. The Folio Society, a high-end book publisher specializing in finely-crafted editions of literary works, has an outstanding selection of speculative fiction titles in their catalog. The...
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Subterranean Press Announces New Joe R. Lansdale Collection: DEAD ON THE...
Subterranean Press has just announced a new collection by the wonderful Joe R. Lansdale: Dead on the Bones: Pulp on Fire. Joe’s an awesome writer – but I’m sure you already knew that… Cover and...
View ArticleHonest Trailers Showdown! Superman (1978) v. Batman (1989)!
Obviously taking advantage of the new Batman v. Superman release, the good folks at Honest Trailers tackle two classic superhero films: 1978’s Superman (starring Christopher Reeve as Supes) v. 1989’s...
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[MIND MELD] SFF Graphic Novels You Might Not Know About
[Do you have an idea for a future Mind Meld? Let us know!] I love visiting my local comic shops. Full of passionate fans, it’s geek heaven. The shops, however, are always bursting at the seams with...
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[GUEST POST] Joe Hart, Author of THE LAST GIRL, on Crossover Thrillers (or...
Joe Hart was born and raised in northern Minnesota, where he still resides today. He’s been writing horror and thriller fiction since he was nine years old. He is the author of five novels and numerous...
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