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Monthly Archives: April 2005
china’s tales
China Mieville’s latest novel is sitting on the Hugo ballot right now, and he’s had several good stories out in the last twelve months (most notably in a McSweeney’s anthology). It now looks like we’ll see his first short story … Continue reading
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Williams on fire…
Way back in January of 1998, when I was still living at Yosemite Ave in Oakland, I read and reviewed Sean Williams’ second novel The Resurrected Man for Locus. I liked it then, and I liked it now. Paul Di … Continue reading
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the weekend
It was a curious long weekend. As you all know, we’re being visited by Marianne’s mother, which is going very well. An unexpected side effect of her being here is that I’m getting a bit of time to get work … Continue reading
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Clute and Macleod on SF
I was going to suggest that everyone should go read John Clute’s really quite interesting review of Andreas Eschbach’s The Carpet Makers, and you still should. But…I’ve just read the latest post from Ken Macleod over at Early Days of … Continue reading
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We need….
I was just reading Justine’s latest musing – she’s deep in a perfectly understandable reverie about the publication of Magic or Madness – and she mentions this book shop. We need one in Perth and, if it does turn out … Continue reading
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