Tag: SCI FI Wire

‘Lord Weary’ Finds Hero Of Babel

July 5 —

Multiple-award-winning SF and fantasy author Michael Swanwick, whose novella “Lord Weary’s Empire” is a finalist for both the Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award and the Hugo Award, told SCI FI Wire that the story is about Will, a young fey on the run who finds shelter in the subway system beneath the Tower of Babel.

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Wind Unwinds Rogue’s Life

June 29 —

Fantasy author Patrick Rothfuss, whose novel The Name of the Wind is a finalist for this year’s Quill Awards, told SCI FI Wire that it is book one of a trilogy in which a fugitive hero tells his life story.

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‘Dreams’ Imagines Films That Weren’t

June 28 —

Fantasy author Tim Pratt, whose story “Impossible Dreams” won this year’s Asimov’s Readers’ Award for best short story and is a finalist for the Hugo Award, told SCI FI Wire that the story concerns a guy named Pete, a somewhat undersocialized movie buff who totally lives for cinema.

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Half-Life Is A Twofer

June 25 —

Cross-genre author Shelley Jackson, whose novel Half-Life was co-winner of this year’s James Tiptree Jr. Award, told SCI FI Wire that the book is about conjoined twins Nora and Blanche.

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Thirteen Mulls Altered Genome

June 22 —

Multiple award-winning SF author Richard K. Morgan told SCI FI Wire that his latest novel, Thirteen, takes place a hundred years from now, at a time when the human race has been experimenting for several decades with modifications to its own genome.

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This ‘Lady’ Is A Tramp

June 21 —

SF author John Hemry, who won the Analog Analytical Laboratory (“AnLab”) Award this year for best novelette and best short story, told SCI FI Wire that his winning novelette, “Lady Be Good,” is the story of the first officer of an honest but down-on-its-luck tramp space freighter, who has to decide how far to go to keep the Lady going.

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