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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, […]

Gollancz has embarked on one of the most significant republishing programmes in genre fiction – the Michael Moorcock collection, comprising over 30 print editions and many more individual ebooks, covering almost all of his genre work. All of the work has been revisited and refined by Mike’s long term bibliographer John Davey. We’re delighted that […]

The hand I had dipped in the river was drying. It itched. I rubbed the web between my thumb and forefinger, the scar there. Tomorrow, if all went well, if Ruth would help me one last time, a tadpole-sized implant would be placed under the scar. And I would become someone else. Again. Only this […]

Welcome to your weekly round-up of what’s been happening over at the SF Gateway, our sister site devoted to classic science fiction. This week’s spotlights are . . . Author of the Week is the wonderful Nicola Griffith, winner of the Nebula, Tiptree and World Fantasy Awards among many others. The New Book of the […]

Welcome to your weekly round-up of what’s been happening over at the SF Gateway, our sister site devoted to classic science fiction. This week’s spotlights are . . . Author of the Week: the architect of Darkover, and author of the bestselling The Mists of Avalon, Marion Zimmer Bradley New Book of the Week: out […]

  Welcome to your weekly round-up of what’s been happening over at the SF Gateway, our sister site devoted to classic science fiction . . . On Monday, I reminisced about discovering the works of the late, great Bob Shaw, author of this week’s Editors’ Choice, A Wreath of Stars. Danger, Will Robinson! On Tuesday […]

  Over at our sister site, devoted to digital editions of classic science fiction, SF Gateway, this week’s spotlights are on: Author of the Week: the acclaimed author Beauty and Grass, among many others: Sheri S. Tepper New Book of the Week: it’s a rare venture into outer space for the Hugo Award-winning Kate Wilhelm […]

Here’s a chance to catch up on the week’s activity from the point of view of SF Gateway, our sister site devoted to classic science fiction. On Monday, we welcomed our new social media partner, STweM to the Gateway family. Make room! Make room! On Tuesday we celebrated our SF Gateway Author of the Week, […]

Here’s a chance to catch up on the week’s activity from the point of view of SF Gateway, our sister site devoted to classic science fiction. On Monday, we pointed readers to our Author of the Week, the multi-talented Pamela Sargent Tuesday’s blog piece was a rather poignant (if we do say so ourselves) piece […]

Over at our sister site, devoted to digital editions of classic science fiction, SF Gateway, this week’s spotlights are on: Author of the Week: award-winning author, editor and anthologist Pamela Sargent New Book of the Week: a charming adventure story for all ages, The magic Spectacles by World Fantasy Award-winner James P. Blaylock SF Masterwork […]

Here’s a chance to catch up on the week’s activity from the point of view of SF Gateway, our sister site devoted to classic science fiction. The start of the week was all about the Multiverse! Monday: Michael Moorcock is Coming to Gateway! Tuesday: Michael Moorcock eBook Launch Schedule  Wednesday was, of course, Hallowe’en: A […]

Over at our sister site, devoted to digital editions of classic science fiction, SF Gateway, this week’s spotlights are on: Author of the Week: a true giant of science fiction, winner of multiple Hugo and Nebula awards, and Grandmaster of SF Robert Silverberg. New Book of the Week: Orbitsville Judgement, the epic conclusion to Bob […]