Gollancz Team: Simon - May 14th, 2013
Adam Roberts, Alastair Reynolds, M. John Harrison
And the Gollancz nominations for the John W. Campbell Award are…
Tags: Adam Roberts, Alastair Reynolds, Blue Remember Hills, Empty Space, Jack Glass, John W. Campbell Award, M. John Harrison, Science Fiction, The Fractal Prince
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Gollancz Team: Darren - April 15th, 2013
News, Other, Science Fiction, Seasonal Posts, SF Gateway
It was 101 years ago today that the one of the greatest – certainly the most famous – of all maritime disasters occurred: the sinking of the RMS Titanic. With a hull containing sixteen separate airtight compartments, causing some to refer to it as ‘unsinkable’, the Titanic struck an iceberg south of Newfoundland and sank, five days into its maiden voyage, resulting in the loss of over 1,500 lives.
The Titanic has fascinated explorers, historians and writers … More
Tags: Arthur C. Clarke, Science Fiction, SF Gateway, The Ghosts from the Grand Banks, Titanic
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Gollancz Team: Simon - March 4th, 2013
Cover Art, Cover Reveal, Science Fiction
We’re delighted to be able to give you a sneak preview of the cover for Mitch Benn’s wonderful debut novel TERRA.
Designed by the ever brilliant Laura Brett in our art department (with added ‘blue’ at the suggestion of Clara Benn) this arrived quite late in the day as the perfect solution to a cover-brief that had ‘gone round the houses a bit’ (technical term).
We all kind of knew what we wanted but it was quite difficult to nail … More
Tags: Cover Reveal, Mitch Benn, Science Fiction, Terra
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Gollancz Team: Marcus - February 27th, 2013
Editorial Posts, Science Fiction
I’m not that much of a gamer. At least, that’s what I like to tell myself. And my family and friends. But I’ve come to realise that actually, I play more computer games than I think. I was given an xbox for Christmas last year, and I shudder to think how many hours I’ve spent playing Skyrim. And The Witcher 2. And Portal 2. And Lego Lord of the Rings. And I’ve got Angry Birds on my iPhone, of course, … More
Tags: FTL, Science Fiction
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