Compiled by my co-host Cora Buhlert and also appearing on her own Blog, Pegasus Pulp – crucial and interesting SF&F links on diverse topics for the past week.
A taster of what you will find there…
And here is our weekly round-up of interesting links about speculative fiction from around the web, this time with some discussion about Terminator: Genisys as well as yet more Hugo debate.
Speculative fiction in general:
- Diana Biller shares an essential Cyberpunk reading list.
- Karen Burnham discusses space and space travel in modern science fiction.
- Sam Thielman takes a look at far right fringe science fiction and its links to the Charleston shooting.
- Oliver Johnson looks back on the work of Robert A. Heinlein.
- David Axe shares his issues with Robert A. Heinlein’s Farnham’s Freehold.
- Molly Lynch shares 10 influential pulp novels that have stood the test of time, including several SFF novels.
- Jonathan Wolfe discusses Cuban science fiction.
- Alexandra Erin discusses Katherine Addison’s novel The Goblin Emperor and responds to complaints that it’s not really fantasy and not really a novel.
- Gail Z. Martin discusses her problems with the term “Mary Sue”.
- Alisha T. Raydan points out that if Hollywood won’t do superheroines justice, then maybe YA fiction could.
Speculative Fiction Links of the Week for July 3, 2015
Speculative Fiction Links of the Week for July 3, 2015 via Speculative Fiction Showcase.
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