The Reboot: New Schedule, the Focus, and New Beginnings
Here we go. I’ve been thinking about this for the past month. A number of people have offered their thoughts on what I should do about this blog and my various blogging efforts (thanks!). The following list is a far more compact set of regular (in italics) and irregular features, with the former having a […]
Speculative Fiction 2014: It’s Here!
That’s right. The anthology of online reviews, media and fan criticism that I edited with Renee Williams has officially been released by The Book Smugglers. You can read all about it here. The collection includes works by a whole lot of amazing people,: Abigail Nussbaum, Adam Roberts, Aidan Moher, Aja Romano, Alex Dally MacFarlane, Amal […]
Non-US SF/F Fandom Survey: Perspectives on the Hugo Awards
As you might have heard, I’ve been working on a survey for non-US sf/f fans to get their perspective on the Hugo Awards (as the title suggests). That survey went live yesterday. If you are a non-US sf/f fan, please consider taking the survey to give your thoughts! Thanks!
Link of the Week: Announcing Speculative Fiction 2014: Meet the Contributors!
As you may have heard, I am co-editing Speculative Fiction 2014 with my friend Renay. This morning, our publisher, The Book Smugglers, announced the list of contributors, which is so wickedly awesome that you just have to click this link and check it out. So there you go!
Update: WordPress Move on Hold
Just a quick note for folks who were wondering what was going on: I’ve put the move to WordPress on hold for the moment. It turns out that WordPress.com does not allow the use of iframes or scripts, which means I’d need to do a self-hosted webpage. There’s a good reason WP doesn’t allow these […]
Reminder: Patreon + Voting Rights
In case you missed out on what is happening with my Patreon page, here are a few fun facts: Being a patron at any level grants you voting rights on the content of this blog (usually two polls a month) Most patron levels let you suggest at least one topic each month, which would then […]