Monthly Archives: March 2008

write the coolest books. I can’t wait to read this one or this one. And then, of course, there’s Leviathan.

Didn’t sleep well, but got up and started the day with good news. First, news that you can read Greg and Ken’s New Space Opera stories over at the Eos website got boingboinged (thanks Cory!). Second, Diana Gill at Harper let me know that plans are well advanced for a mass market paperback edition of … Continue reading »

The good people at HarperEos have posted the full texts of the two Hugo Award nominated stories from The New Space Opera – Greg Egan’s novelette “Glory” and Ken Macleod’s “Who’s Afraid of Wolf 359?”. You can read them both here. Eos are also running a giveaway where you can win copies of The New … Continue reading »

Time does strange things. I have absolutely no recollection of writing this seventeen years ago. I was googling some information for a note about the Swancon just gone this weekend, and wanted some dates for Swancon 11 when I found my con report for Swancon 15. What struck me most about it? Not the melifluous … Continue reading »

Jeff Ford is one of the nicest people I’ve met since I started working in science fiction and fantasy.  He’s an incredible writer, and it’s worth traveling to wherever World Fantasy might be each year just to get to hang out in the bar for a while. I’ve been incredibly lucky over the past few … Continue reading »

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