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Feed by Mira Grant
Editor’s Note: Please join us in welcoming guest blogger, Allie McCarn, to WWEnd. Allie reviews science fiction and fantasy books on her blog Tethyan Books which we featured in a previous post: Five...
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The History of Science Fiction
Do you remember that kick-ass History of Science Fiction info graphic we reported on back in March? Well, it’s finally available for purchase as a poster-size (39.5" x 29.5") photo lithographic...
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Mistressworks Project
You may remember a few months back we posted a new list of books called the SF Mistressworks to WWEnd. The list is an effort by Ian Sales to bring to light some excellent science fiction books by...
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2011 Campbell Award Finalists
The Finalists for the 2011 The John W. Campbell Memorial Award have been announced! Yarn – Jon Armstrong (Night Shade Books) Hull Zero Three – Greg Bear (Orbit) Zero History – William Gibson (Putnam)...
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The Recursion Trilogy – Tony Ballantyne
The Recursion Trilogy by Tony BallantyneTor – 2004-2006Bantam Spectra – 2005 – 2007 Imagine this: Your brain has been removed from your body and placed in a vat of nutrients which keeps said brain...
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The final trailer for the final movie. It’s going to be hard to meet expectations but the trailer looks pretty awesome.
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2011 Locus Award Winners
The 2011 Locus Awards have just been announced at the Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame in Seattle with live coverage provided on the Locus website. The winners are: Science Fiction Novel:...
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2011 British Fantasy Society Award Shortlist
The 2011 British Fantasy Society Award Shortlist has been announced. Then nominees for Best Novel are: Apartment 16 – Adam Nevill – Pan McMillan Demon Dance – Sam Stone – The House Of Murky Depths The...
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Recently Read Books in Brief
I’ve been doing a lot of reading lately, but haven’t had enough to say about each book to warrant a full-size review. Instead I’ve decided to write short capsule reviews for each. The Wise Man’s Fear,...
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