Frederick Pohl (1919-2013) memories at work by GF Willmetts.
I first encountered Frederick Pohl’s stories when I was young in my exploration of the local library’s SF shelves. I
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Frederik Pohl… rest in peace at 93.
Emily Pohl-Weary, granddaughter of science fiction author Frederik Pohl, sadly reports that the writer has passed away. “Rest in peace
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Hugo award winners for 2013.
Yes, word floats in from LoneStarCon 3 (aka the 71st World Science Fiction Convention) of this year’s Hugo Award winners.
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American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1950s by Bill Schelly (book review).
There is something always important to remember about TwoMorrows publications: they are quality products about the history of comics with
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Lonely Souls by Gordon Van Gelder, Jan Lars Jensen Eric Carl Wolf, Rand B. Lee and Chris DeVito (ebook review).
Having in his pile of manuscripts more good long stories than can sensibly be put into his excellent ‘Magazine Of
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Before The Fall (Rojan Dizon book 2) by Francis Knight (book review).
Rojan Dizon has created chaos in Mahala by bringing about an end to the glow factories that supplied all the
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Fade To Black (Rojan Dizon book 1) by Francis Knight (book review).
Rojan Dizon is a pain mage with a talent for finding people in the sprawling heights of Mahala. When his
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The Forces Of Nature: Our Quest To Conquest The Planet by Barry A. Vann (book review).
Author Barry A. Vann, through his book ‘The Forces Of Nature’, looks at how Man has conquered this planet. Obviously
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The Trachtenberg Speed System Of Basic Mathematics translated and adapted by Ann Cutler and Rudolph McShane (book review).
Jakow Trachtenberg was born in Russia and a pacifist who married a German woman, stayed in Germany but with the
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The Iron Wyrm Affair (Bannon & Clare book 1) by Lilith SaintCrow (book review).
‘The Iron Wyrm Affair’ by Lilith SaintCrow narrates the first case of Emma Bannon, Sorceress Prime in the service of
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