Christian Toto, manager of the popular entertainment site Hollywood in Toto, published a lengthy interview with me regarding my HAZARDOUS IMAGININGS project, my efforts to push back against the closing of science fiction’s communal mind, the ups-and-downs of my writing career, and recent eruptions of “recreational outrage” on the Internet directed at science fiction writers who fail to hew precisely to the progressive, politically correct line of thought. Check it out!
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- A New Hope, A Different Tack, pt. 1
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- A New Hope, A Different Tack, pt. 3
- The Secret Origin of Jules Duchon, Vampire! Or, How Jules Duchon, New Orleans Bloodsucker, Got So Darn Fat
- George Alec Effinger’s Thousand Deaths
- Lust for a Laptop, or the Madness of the Obsessive Collector, pt. 1
- Lust for a Laptop, or the Madness of the Obsessive Collector, pt. 2
- Lust for a Laptop, or the Madness of the Obsessive Collector, pt. 3
- Lust for a Laptop, or the Madness of the Obsessive Collector, pt. 4
- Lust for a Laptop, or the Madness of the Obsessive Collector, pt. 5
- Lust for a Laptop, or the Madness of the Compulsive Collector, pt. 6
- Crossing the River Styx: Memories of the Aftermath of Katrina
- The Absence of 9-11 from Science Fiction
- Science Fiction Movements and Manifestos
- Voices from the Planet of the Apes
- Miyazaki’s Steampunk Battleships
- What Kind of Literary Ecosystem Do We Want to Build?
- Watching the Sausage Get Made
- Burn the Witch! Swarm Cyber-Shaming in Science Fiction
- Will the Rise of Self-Publishing Change the Portrayal of Commerce in Science Fiction?
- Remembering Anne McCaffrey
- Remembering Joe Simon
- Remembering Ray Bradbury
- Remembering Ernest Borgnine
- Remembering Richard Matheson
- Stories
- Book Reviews
- Who Killed Science Fiction? by Earl Kemp
- Gladiator by Philip Wylie
- Two Bildungsromans: Gladiator by Philip Wylie and The Adventures of Augie March by Saul Bellow
- Thrill of the New: the Disaster Novels of J. G. Ballard and Two Novels by Robert Silverberg
- 1950s Suburban Angst: Revolutionary Road by Richard Yates and Confessions of a Crap Artist by Philip K. Dick
- The House on the Borderland by William Hope Hodgson
- SF Goes to College: Drunkard’s Walk by Frederik Pohl and Kampus by James Gunn
- The Cozy Apocalypse: On the Beach by Nevil Shute
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