SF
"The function of science fiction is not always to predict the future but sometimes to prevent it." — Frank Herbert
Science Fiction and Prophecy: Talking to Arthur C. Clarke
An interview with Arthur C. Clarke at his home in Sri Lanka.
Tod MesirowJul 24, 2013
Barry Agonistes
Alvaro Zinos-AmaroJun 24, 2013
No Political Naïf: An Interview with Norman Spinrad
"The publishing industry is in a state of chaos because its entire archaic and dysfunctional business model has broken down."
Jerome WinterAug 7, 2012
Ray's Show
Ray Bradbury up close and personal.
Michael Oates PalmerJun 14, 2012
Nightmarish Glimpses of Our Inner Selves
“He was afraid neither of overripe sentimentality nor of despairing bleakness.”
Brian Attebery, Gary K. Wolfe, John Clute, Rob LathamJun 12, 2012
The Bradbury Era
Bradbury addresses every reader with a fatherly clarity. He’s instructive, in the profound sense of passing experience on.
F.X. FeeneyJun 11, 2012
The Future is a Different Country: On William Gibson
Jeffrey WasserstromMay 5, 2012
Playful Games with Reality: Christopher Priest’s “The Islanders”
"Part of this is play; part of it is deadly serious."
Paul KincaidApr 21, 2012
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