Dinosaur Summer by Greg Bear
As Summer approaches Hobbit Towers and I look forward to some *serious* reading time, I also become nostalgic for certain books. To me…
Year: 2015
New Worlds, New Sciences by Carolyn Ives Gilman
In the past, people who wanted to write science fiction became philosophers. Today, people who want to write philosophy become science fiction authors. Think…
Allen Steele Interview
Hello, Allen: many thanks for giving us some time here. Welcome to SFFWorld. We’re writing these questions as Open Road Media are releasing more…
Kristin McTiernan Interview
“A privileged socialite, Isabella has spent her 27 years with wealth and status when her planned time travel is sabotaged, propelling her into the…
Story of My Death – A Film by Albert Serra
Film synopsis: “Casanova meets a new servant who will witness his last moments in life. From a Swiss castle with its gallant and libertine…
DERYNI RISING by Katherine Kurtz (Audio Read by Jeff Woodman)
When Kathrine Kurtz’s Deryni Rising first published in 1970, fantasy as a genre and marketing category was in its infancy, or rather pre-infancy. The…
The Complicated Process of Writing! by Michael Aronovitz
The only reason that I refer to the process of writing as a complicated one, is that I can’t pin down how I…
Interview with Stephen Palmer
We recently had chance to interview Stephen Palmer, SF writer. We discussed Artificial Intelligence, influences and thoughts on writing. Hello, Stephen. Many thanks…
The Fold by Peter Clines
Before I get to my review, I’m going to start by politely suggesting that if you haven’t already read the author’s article about the…
George Zebrowski Interview
Hello, George: many thanks for giving us some time here. Welcome to SFFWorld. I’m writing these questions as Open Road Media are releasing more of…
Ramez Naam Interview
Ramez Naam is the author of More Than Human: Embracing the Promise of Biological Enhancement, and is also the recipient of the 2005 HG Wells…
Julian May Interview
Hello, Julian: many thanks for giving us some time here. Welcome to SFFWorld. We’re writing these questions as Open Road Media are releasing some…
Writing Alternative Histories Craig Cormick
There’s something particularly intriguing about those two magic words – what if? What if Adolf Hitler had died in the First World War? What…
Authors Roundtable with Alexes Razevich, Brian Staveley, Jay Posey and Mark Lawrence
We are delighted to announce that we are having a new Author Roundtable. This time with Brian Staveley, Alexes Razevich, Jay Posey and Mark Lawrence. In…
“Four Flies on Grey Velvet” Looking back at Dario Argento’s ‘Lost Film’
By David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm For decades, the only place most film fans could find a copy of “Four Flies on Grey Velvet” was…
The Long Mars by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter
“2040-2045: In the years after the cataclysmic Yellowstone eruption there is massive economic dislocation as populations flee Datum Earth to myriad Long Earth…
Jeffrey Ford Interview
Hello, Jeffrey: many thanks for giving us some time here. Welcome to SFFWorld. We are writing these questions as Open Road Media are releasing some…
Carrie Patel Interview
The gaslight and shadows of the underground city of Recoletta hide secrets and lies. Cities and Thrones, the second book in Carrie Patel’s Recoletta…
Aurora by Kim Stanley Robinson
Aurora, Kim Stanley Robinson’s latest novel, is his version of the generation ship science fiction novel. The book, in some ways, can also be…
Oracle by Susan Boulton
Oracle by Susan Boulton Kindle Edition Published March 2015 by Tickety Boo Press Susan Boulton and I are internet, writer-friends. Over the years,…
