The Archivist by Tom Wright
Thirty years ago the computer network known as Intellinet crashed, taking out all computers. Society broke down, stranding colonists on Mars and in space,…
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Robert J. Sawyer, Jennifer Brozek, and Jody Lynn Nye talks about Decision Points
Decision Points is a new anthology edited by Bryan Thomas Schmidt. In this second round of interviews, Bryan sat down to talk to Robert J.…
Interview with James Lovegrove, author of the Dev Harmer Mission series
As World of Water, the second book in James Lovegrove’s Dev Harmer Mission series has been released we have had the chance to catch…
Guest post: If time travel were ever invented, what would we become? by Peter Ward
Do you remember when the first cell phones came out in 1984? I certainly don’t because I was only four years old at the…
Updraft by Fran Wilde wins the 2016 Compton Crook Award
The Baltimore Science Fiction Society has announced that the novel “Updraft” by Fran Wilde is the winner of the 2016 Compton Crook Award. Updraft…
David Gemmell Awards: The Longlist
The David Gemmell Awards have been stoically celebrating great fantasy for eight years with some enviable (and very heavy) trophy cabinet fodder lovingly crafted…
The Nightmare Stacks by Charles Stross
The Nightmare Stacks is Charles Stross’ latest – and seventh – instalment in his ever-popular Laundry Files, following on from The Annihilation Score. I’m…
Interview with Andrew Bannister
We’re very pleased to be interviewing Andrew Bannister, author of SF Space Opera novel, Creation Machine. Here we discuss the debut novel, Andrew’s influences…
Kevin J. Anderson, Alethea Kontis, and Jonathan Maberry talks about Decision Points
Decision Points is a new anthology edited by Bryan Thomas Schmidt. Bryan sat down to interview his authors about their contributions. Here are the first…
Interview with Serengeti author J.B. Rockwell
Welcome to SFFWorld, many thanks for giving us some time here. In your own words, who is J.B. Rockwell? In four words: Wee woman…
2015 Nebula Awards Winners
The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America announced the winners of this year’s Nebula Awards on May 14th in Chicago, with female…
False Hearts by Laura Lam
Here’s the second book that, coincidentally, I’ve read recently about twins. However, unlike Heinlein’s Time for the Stars (written in 1956 and reviewed HERE)…
Interview with David Estes
David has written more than 20 YA and Children’s science fiction and fantasy books and has just released his latest book STRINGS. More information…
Interview with Wolf in the Attic author Paul Kearney
Considered one of the truly gifted epic fantasy writers of our time, Paul Kearney has been captivating readers with his prose from his first…
MIND MELD: Recent SF/F/H You’ve Read & Enjoyed About Which You Knew Little
This one requires a little bit of introduction. As many in the online SFF community now know, John DeNardo and J.P. Frantz closed the…
AWAKENINGS by Edward Lazellari (Guardians of Aandor #1)
Cal McDonnell is a well-respected police officer in New York City, he’s got a wife, child and dog. Basically, he’s living a pretty good…
Interview with Tim C. Taylor author of The Human Legion series
Tim C. Taylor is the author behind the Human Legion series. We’ve talked to him about the series and his collaboration with other British…
The Fireman by Joe Hill
The arrival of the latest book by Joe Hill has generally been seen as one of the highlights of the publishing year, and has…
David Tallerman Interview
Anyone who’s read David Tallerman’s work will tell you he knows his stuff when it comes to writing a story. Let’s face it –…
Guest post: Good Guys and Bad Guys by Sean Danker
When I was working on Admiral, a novel with a somewhat ambiguous protagonist, I was focused on telling the story. I didn’t give much…
