Here I have been talking about interviews I’m working and one pops up at the good old ‘bookspot by someone else. John Markely interviews author Neal Asher. I may not have talked about this before but I dig Asher’s work in the way I tend to dig anything Pan published (that I have read - [...]
Entries from March 2008
Neal Asher Interviewed at Fantasybookspot.com
March 30th, 2008 · 3 Comments
Tags: BSCreview · Interview · Neal Asher
Heliotrope Update
March 29th, 2008 · 2 Comments
Just wanted to let people know Heliotrope that the latest issue has its first fiction contribution announced.
- The FSB guy
Tags: Heliotrope · Heliotrope Magazine
FBS Tournment Moves On
March 29th, 2008 · 3 Comments
Just wanted to make sure people were aware of our 2007 tourney is moving - even with a bit of controversy (or something). Still in play are:
Dark Harvest by Norman Partridge VS Territory by Emma Bull
The Traitor by Michael Cisco VS The Metatemporal Detective by Michael Moorcock
One for Sorrow by Chris Barzack VS The Merchant [...]
A break from me starting my interview with Kel and Dancer…
March 29th, 2008 · 28 Comments
I recently was directed to a post at Pat’s blog and it speaks loudly regarding how busy I have been that I hadn’t seen it until today.
My feeling is that a lot of blogging has become a bit of shadow-posting in terms of relationships we may have with each other. Honestly, I don’t think anybody [...]
Tags: books
Neuropath by R. Scott Bakker First Chapter online - FBS exclusive
March 25th, 2008 · 2 Comments
Anybody ever listen to Clue?
You know when there used to be tapes - mix tapes?
Well…New Shit!
Exclusive to FBS, we got the first chapter of R. Scott Bakker’s forthcoming Neuropath.
Big thanks to Mr. Bakker and the powers that be. I have been excited about this book for (as Larry has verified) years now - enjoy!
Check it [...]
Tags: Neuropath · R. Scott Bakker · books
A break in programming
March 12th, 2008 · 5 Comments
May be a week without the this thread net (as I’m in the final phase of moving in). Maybe not so long, maybe a bit longer. Will have tons of reviews done by then though!
I have some goodies I’m working on (or rather other people did and I begged for) that will probably be [...]
Tags: books
X-0 Manowar: Birth news!
March 12th, 2008 · No Comments
Awhile ago VALIANT Comics announced it would follow-up it’s Harbinger: The Beginning hardcover up with another remastered hardcover X-O Manowar: Birth. I reviewed issues#0-#6 late last year and that will give you an idea of what you are getting (along with a brand new story included entitle The Rise of Lydia by Bob Layton [...]
Tags: Comics · Valiant · X-O Manowar · valiant comics
Happenings…FBS Tourney…Bakker stuff…my shelf
March 10th, 2008 · 1 Comment
I don’t know what’s next for me. I have a few galleys read but I’ll wait closer to publication date before posting them. Probably a random graphic novel or trade thrown in as well - I actually enjoying doing those more, talking about shit I don’t get for free for some reason gives me this [...]
Tags: books
Review: The Ghost Brigades by John Scalzi
March 9th, 2008 · 9 Comments
In some of my earliest bloggasms I spoke of my evolution to becoming a fan of Science Fiction. I was already – as a reader – a hardened veteran of the fantastic but it took awhile – even after my first read - Chapterhouse: Dune, to get to a point that reading Science Fiction was [...]
Tags: John Scalzi · Reviews · The Ghost Brigades · books
Richard Kadrey’s Butcher Bird is online for free
March 8th, 2008 · No Comments
I was looking at the Fantasybookspot.com news wire and apparently some free stories are being put up at Night Shade and they are Unique Chicken Goes in Reverseby Andy Duncan and Garth Nix’s Ditmar-nominated story Bad Luck, Trouble, Death, and Vampire Sex.
You can also get a free book and that’s a damn bargain. I [...]
Tags: Night Shade · Reviews · Richard Kadrey















