“In one instant, all around the world, everything will change.” Click Read more to access the first 50 Pages of John Birmingham’s WITHOUT WARNING.
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If extreme genetic body modifications, government secrets, and crazed assassins tickle your fancy, click Read More and check out the first 50 pages of Alan Dean Foster’s BODY, INC.
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Genetic Engineering. Man-made monsters. A vicious blood sport encouraged at the national level. Click Read more to check out the first 50 pages of Ted Kosmatka’s thrilling debut.
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Kirsten Imani Kasai is the author the 2009 novel Ice Song, a New Weird science fiction tale of predatory corporations, human/animal genetic hybrids and gender-switching protagonists. This week Kasai returned to this world with the release of her novel Tattoo. She recently spoke with me about her early wanderlust, the fluidity of gender roles and what inspired the genetic hybrids of her novel.
Read MoreHappy Cage Match to all, and thanks to everyone for participating. We hope you’ve discovered a new favorite author or story in the midst of all this fantfight chaos, and please feel free to send us flames/kisses/feedback in the “Who’d we miss?” forums.
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Kevin David Anderson is the contributor for this week’s Take Five, a regular series where we ask authors to share five facts about their latest books. His latest novel, Night of the Living Trekkies, is available today.
This sci-fi/zombie/comedy/adventure follows a group of rag-tag Trekkies getting together for the fifth annual GulfCon (billed as the “largest [...]
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Sharktopus. DinoCroc vs. Supergator. Chupacabra: Dark Seas. The channel formerly known as SciFi is telling you something. Are you listening? Here it is: “We don’t take this genre seriously, and neither should you.” Sure, we all enjoy a nice bit of schlock cinema now and again, but what happens when schlock stops being schlock and [...]
Read MoreOne of the coolest parts of being an sci-fi and fantasy fan is all of the great toys – er, I mean – collectibles. From laser pistols to light sabers and licensed masks, there’s almost always a souvenir or two on the market to commemorate your favorite film – Except when there’s not. Some of [...]
Read MoreIt seems like there’s a science fiction or horror film for just about every holiday: Christmas (Black Christmas,Silent Night, Deadly Night), Halloween (uh, all of them) and even Thanksgiving (Thankskilling, and soon, if Eli Roth gets his way, a full version of his Thanksgiving trailer from Grindhouse). Sadly, there aren’t that many for New Year’s [...]
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