Katharine Quarmby's top 10 disability stories

This is from the author of a new book, Scapegoat: Why We are Failing Disabled PeopleThat subtitle reads a little funny to me. Maybe it's the Us Versus Them of it ( Read more... )

Over on SF Signal, they asked a bunch of writers Q: What science fiction, fantasy, and/or horror books do read and re-read again? (sic ( Read more... )

ETA: If you were planning to read Never Let Me Go, then don't read the blurb they provide. It's spoilery. Similarly, if you click through to their original list of 10 and haven't read Ender's Game, also a complete spoiler! Since I haven't read most of the books, it's entirely possible there's other spoilers as well. So if you intend to read any of ( Read more... )

Author Jennifer Lynn Barnes gave a list of her top 10 supernatural families to The Guardian.

Here's the ListAssuming all initial names are women (with the exception of CS Lewis), then there's only one male author on her list. The aforementioned CS Lewis ( Read more... )

Here's the list that's been compiled of mindblowing SF by women and writers of color, up over on tor.comI've read some of the stories on there. About a dozen at a rough guess. A working definition for me is.. science fiction that's so unlike other science fiction I've read that it's stretched.. something ( Read more... )