Yes, the forthcoming Supertown is going to be a black, white, and gray sort of comic, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t any room for color. Each chapter (story arc, in essence) will be getting its own cover art, which will be used in the storyline guide section of the website. Here’s the first two for “Chapter One: Bugs in the War Room” and “ ( Read more... )

#20. Chiggers by Hope Larson


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Hi.

I doubt many have noticed that I haven't posted the next entry in the The Top 100 Speculative Fiction Magazine Covers thing I'm working on. My reasons for this are mainly because on the last one I received a comment asking for these posts to be put under an LJ cut...and then received a second comment that said "i'm anti-dittoing the lj cut ( Read more... )

All right, I'm back with the next ten rockin' speculative fiction magazine covers. If you missed any, here's some links to help you along the way:

• #100-#91
• #90-#81

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All right, I'm back with the next ten rockin' speculative fiction magazine covers. If you missed any, here's some links to help you along the way:

• #100-#91

#90


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There's been a lot of talk about cover art lately, some negative and some good. In fact, here's Jim Hines on fantasy covers that do it right.

I figured it was time I do my part for y'all so here I present to you part one of...

The Top 100 Speculative Fiction Magazine Covers

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So, there's a new uproar happening in the SF field. It's about boobs and magazine covers and sexism. It began here with K. Tempest Bradford musing about a conversation with Realms of Fantasy staffers, then the art director of the magazine responded here, and lastly Jim Hines lets out his frustration about points being missed (and his post is the ( Read more... )

Not that I read this series or ever will, but the latest forthcoming book in the Wheel of Time series just got its cover debut the other day. It's stirring up some discontent in the community. I wonder why...anyways, check it out:


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In February 2007, I wrote a short story. Almost a year later, in January 2008, I sold it to Fictitious Force. There was much rejoicing. Sometime over summer 2008, the magazine closed for submissions and brandished the status of being on hiatus, for rethinking things. I had heard nothing from the editor since reviewing a set of online galleys and ( Read more... )

Since my banishment from FantasyBookSpot in July 2008 (I guess it has now been renamed BookSpotCentral, with possibly one of the more hard-to-navigate website designs since, oh, I dunno, homininans put up cavemen.net on a tunnel wall), I've been content to ignore most of their attempts to play an integral part in the genre field. I had already ( Read more... )