The 2024 Hugo Awards Committee has disqualified 377 votes that were determined to have been not cast by “a natural person” as the WSFS constitution calls for. See the details here or watch the video below.
Charlie Jane Anders thinks there are plenty of Doctor Who stories left on the table, and she shares 11 story seeds in her newsletter.
The Sunday Morning Transport offers us a free story. (Thanks to File 770.)
Peruvian art installation/theme park Area 21 looks pretty cool.
Surely you want a detailed analysis of Megan Chee’s “The Worms That Ate the Universe,” which posits a biological basis for wormholes. Don’t you? I did.
“Peevish” is not a word you see every day in speculative fiction reviews, but Dark City Rising by C.L. Jarvis did manage to make Nerds of a Feather reviewer Clara Cohen peevish. It’s a thorough review.
The Cassini-Huygens spacecraft crashed onto gas giant Saturn earlier this week, but NASA is still receiving vital data.
Gizmodo interviewed Kevin Feige about Deadpool and Wolverine, which opens in theaters this Friday—and about Lego.
No problem Sandy. I will confess to feeling a tad flattered to be taken for Marion! Glad you enjoyed the…
Oops... should've said "Thank you, BECKY"! Anyway, I just read the interview and enjoyed it a lot. Thanks for sending!
Thanks so much, Marion! I look forward to reading the entire interview later on today!
I found this interview with Williamsin - about halfway down Steady State is mentioned in a question about The Starchild…
I do believe you may be right about that, Marion! And yes, I'd be curious to learn the answer to…