Monthly Archives: March 2005

It occurs to me that it is not really fair of me to make glancing reference to the ongoing Simak and Leiber reprint programs without actually ennumerating what I think is wrong with them. Well. I think both writers are important to the history of the field, and each has a body of work that … Continue reading »

I think I mentioned somewhere having dinner last Thursday with the wonderful and entertaining Glenda. During dinner she mentioned a bookblog that was interesting and worthwhile. She sent me the link, and it is.

I was browsing the web, and stopped by the Meisha Merlin website, and noted the following announcement: Meisha Merlin in collaboration with the Robert A. Heinlein trust are proud to announce the printing of the Virginia Edition, the definitive collection of Robert A Heinlein. This historical project will span 40+ titles over four years. Included … Continue reading »

I was browsing amazon.com and I note that ibooks will be reprinting Best Short Novels: 2004 in January 2006 in a trade paperback edition as The Best Short Science Fiction Novels of the Year. This is a happy thing. I hope everyone will join up at the SFBC and buy the books there, but if … Continue reading »

I know a couple people who have worked in Japan for a while over the years. The latest is Kim Selling, who is writing about her experiences in her journal.