The Hugo award deadline is close, so I'm running a series of posts about this year's nominees in various categories. Today's category is Best Novelette.
Meet Charlotte Ashley, a contributor to Archipelago, a collaborative, competitive, serial fiction project with pirates, monsters and world-changing magic.
Well, it's Monday, which means Ad Astra 2017 has come and gone. Here's a brief summary of how I fared this past weekend.
Fantasy Horror
30 Days of Reviews: Our Talons Can Crush Galaxies by Brooke Bolander
November 2, 2016
"Our Talons Can Crush Galaxies" is Brooke Bolander's latest story in Uncanny Magazine — an angry, snarling, righteous piece of work.
Voting for the 2016 Hugo Awards ends today. If, like me, you're filling out your ballot at the last minute, here's a look at what I'm voting for and why.
Horror Sci-fi
The Shining Girls by Lauren Beukes: Time Travel, a Serial Killer, and the Girl Who Lived
November 3, 2015
Lauren Beukes displays her razor sharp prose in The Shining Girls, a story that pits a determined young journalist against a time-travelling serial killer.
