Archive for 2010

Lightspeed Magazine, June 2010

Lightspeed Magazine, the new online science fiction magazine I’m editing, is launching on June 1, 2010, and we’ve now finalized the fiction selections for the first issue:

  • “I’m Alive, I Love You, I’ll See You in Reno” by Vylar Kaftan
  • “The Cassandra Project” by Jack McDevitt
  • “Cats in Victory” by David Barr Kirtley
  • “Amaryllis” by Carrie Vaughn
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Locus Awards Annual Poll

Locus Magazine recently issued its annual recommended reading list, which features some of my work:

  • Federations, John Joseph Adams, ed. (Prime Books)
    • “Twilight of the Gods”, John C. Wright (Federations)
    • “My She”, Mary Rosenblum (Federations)
  • The Improbable Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, John Joseph Adams, ed. (Night Shade Books)
  • “The Wide, Carnivorous Sky”, John Langan (By Blood We Live)

The annual Locus Awards poll is also now open for voting. If you want to vote for any of my work, you can select any of the stories and anthologies above from the drop-down menus, or can write in any other original story from those anthologies, or vote for By Blood We Live, as well. I’m also an option in the drop-down menu for “Best Editor.”

You can check out my Hugo Awards post to see a list of stories from those anthologies that are eligible for both the Hugos and the Locus Awards.

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The Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy Podcast, Episode 3: Robots! War Machines! Robolobsters!

P. W. Singer
P. W. Singer

On this week’s episode of The Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy, we interview P.W. Singer, author of Wired for War about the subject of robots in the military and the intersection between video games and war. Also, Dave and I consider some of the science fiction works that influenced the development of robots as we know them.

The Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy Podcast, Episode 3: Robots! War Machines! Robolobsters!

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