Recent ArticlesFrom iTunes to the Bookshelves: The First Wave of Podcast Novelists 29 September 2008 [W]hile the podcast novel has attracted thousands of fans, it is unclear whether famed and celebrated podcasters can generate similar enthusiasm from the book-buying public, many of whom have never heard of podcasting. Several authors, however, are poised as forerunners who may well determine the long-term publication prospects of the fiction podcaster. 22 September 2008 [A]fter reading his blog, revisiting his books, speaking with Tom's friends, and interviewing members of the SF literary community, I saw a total of five suspects emerge. Founding Mothers: The Jeanne Gomoll Interview 15 September 2008 SF and feminism are the perfect partners. . . . When I was reading science fiction in the late '70s, it offered tools for changing the world. Rimfall, Finger Pokes, and Angry Letters: Discworld's Fantastic Reaches 8 September 2008 It is the peril—and the paradoxical lure—of the Rim that elevates Discworld from amusement to something strange and terrifying. View nearly every article Strange Horizons has ever published in our Archive, thanks to the kindness of our authors who allow us to keep their material online. |