Science fiction, fantasy and horror
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Editors' picks
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'I embraced surrealism - like a lover - and psychoanalysis, which closely abutted surrealism. Together, they represented what I wanted to do'. JG Ballard talks to James Campbell -
Charles Stross has built a considerable reputation among science fiction fans. But he has plenty to say to all of us, as Damian G Walter discovers
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"I just pick up my stories as I amble along, little bits of this, little bits of that. It gets easier the longer you've been at it."
Most recent
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Aug 12 2008:
Michael Chabon's The Yiddish Policemen's Union takes prestigious science fiction prize
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Aug 9 2008:
Review: Looking for Mr Piggy-Wig by Andy Secombe
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Aug 9 2008:
Review: The Steel Remains by Richard Morgan
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Aug 9 2008:
Review: The Turing Test by Chris Beckett
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Aug 9 2008:
Review: The Night Sessions by Ken MacLeod
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Jul 23 2008:
Infected by Scott Sigler
Sigler's cliché-ridden story about a mysterious alien plague should be avoided like ... well, the plague, advises Eric Brown -
Jul 23 2008:
The Collected Stories of Vernor Vinge
A disappointing collection of short fiction proves that for Vinge, bigger is better, writes Eric Brown -
Jul 23 2008:
Sideways in Crime edited by Lou Anders
A wonderfully varied collection of crime stories set in alternative histories proves to be great fun, writes Eric Brown -
Jul 23 2008:
Principles of Angels by Jaine Fenn
A first novel about a world where people are, literally, labelled good or bad is flawed but entertaining. By Eric Brown -
Jul 23 2008:
Review: Flood by Stephen Baxter
Eric Brown enjoys an enthralling story about rising sea levels and people's dogged determination to survive -
Jul 20 2008:
He's the man behind comic-strip heroine Tank Girl, Gorillaz and the opera Monkey. Jamie Hewlett tells Mark Kermode how a shy boy turned into a great graphic art rebel
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Jul 9 2008:
Michael Carlson writes: It seems somehow fitting that Tom Disch would choose Independence Day, America's biggest holiday, to put an end to his own life
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Jul 9 2008: Obituary: American science fiction writer whose strange, dark worlds mixed horror and wit
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Jun 14 2008:
Cry for Help | Hollywood Crows | Stranger in Paradise | Out of a Clear Sky
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May 24 2008:
Steven Poole is both thrilled and exhausted by Nick Harkaway's The Gone-Away World, a combat-filled portrayal of a post-apocalyptic world
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