Who Are the Forgotten Greats of Science Fiction?
Tor.com blogger James Davis Nicoll asks this question and while I’m familiar and widely read in some of these folks, there are also a bunch I don’t know and a few I’ve never heard of. So here’s another set of books and authors to go on my reading list.
Aspiring Writers Unite! Learn from my mistakes (and advice from the experts)
A peer-reviewed journal examining all aspects of popular culture
A new wave of history blog.
Stuff From the Self-Indulgent World of Tom Brevoort
Level Up Your Life with the Triforce of Geek Power - Confidence. Life Skills. Gaming.
Where a little insanity goes a long way
A Blog Where Apes Evolved From Men? @ BMJ2K
A look back at some really old comics by an even older comics fan
International Journal of Motorcycle Studies
writer and game designer
Stuff That Needs To Be Said
writer. reader. goblin queen.
"In range alone Richard Thomas is boundless. He is Lovecraft. He is Bradbury. He is Gaiman."—Chuck Palahniuk
the easiest way to discover your next favorite blog
The official Analog Science Fiction and Fact blog.
Stories and photos from Scotland
I’ve read a lot of Leigh Brackett and Fredric Brown. A little of Frank Robinson. Not much from the rest. So many narratives. So little time…
Don’t I know it!
I’ve also read a bunch of C. L. Moore
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