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A new reviewer at The Gate! Michael Woodard contacted me recently after he had found Templeton Gate through a search for info on John Varley. He has now offered his first book review - for Walter Jon William's three book series Dread Empire's Fall.
Final 2005 Nebula Ballot released I've just added the nominees for the 2005 Nebula Awards, the winners of which will be announced on May 7.
Michael Woodard reviews two more books Michael Woodard offers up reviews of two more books, one he can recommend - Sean McMullen's Souls in the Great Machine - and another - Gary Tigerman's The Orion Protocol - well…not so much.
Michael's on a roll! Michael Woodard's been reading a lot lately, and now gives us a review of the second book in Sean McMullen's Greatwinter trilogy - The Miocene Arrow.
Lovecraft horror on DVD! Alex is a big fan of H. P. Lovecraft, and has just reviewed the new (old style silent) film out on DVD - The Call of Cthulhu. Enjoy!
Lovecraft horror on DVD! Alex is a big fan of H. P. Lovecraft, and has just reviewed the new (old style silent) film out on DVD - The Call of Cthulhu. Enjoy!
V for Vendetta Ogre3000 is a big fan of the Alan Moore/David Lloyd graphic novel, and has only a few minor nits to pick with the film version of V for Vendetta.
Peter Watts' Rifters Saga Michael Woodard has some very positive things to say about Starfish, the first book in Peter Watts' Rifters Trilogy.
More Vampire Earth It has been a year and three days since my last book review. Very discouraging for me, and I will endeavor to do better in the future. As with the last one, this new review is a continuation of my look at E. E. Knight's Vampire Earth series. If you have not read any of the review (or any of the books) click on that link, or if you want to jump directly to the latest update click on this title - Valentine's Rising.
More Rifters and Greatwinter Michael Woodard returns to add to two different reviews: Maelstrom is the second book in Peter Watts' Rifter's Trilogy, and Eyes of the Calculor concludes Sean McMullen's Greatwinter Trilogy.
Hugo/Nebula updates I have just updated the Hugo/Nebula Awards pages to reflect the recently announced winners of the 2005 Nebulas, as well as entering the final ballot nominees for the 2006 Hugos, to be announced on August 27.
One Book, One Movie Michael Woodard offers up two different reviews today, one book and one movie, but both collaborative efforts. First up is Building Harlequin's Moon, a novel from Larry Niven and Brenda Cooper, and then he looks at the film MirrorMask, from the creative minds of Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean.
The Time Quartet ekt favors us with his thoughts on the Time Quartet book series by Madeleine L'Engle.
Supes Returns Ogre3000 reviews Bryan Singer's Superman Returns.
Superman Returns again I enjoyed Superman Returns a lot too, but I do have a few quibbles with it, so wanted to balance Ogre's review.
!Red Lightning! I've just uploaded my review of John Varley's latest, Red Lightning, which is a sequel to Red Thunder.
2006 Hugos I've just updated the Hugo/Nebula pages to reflect the winners of the 2006 Hugos, presented last night at LAConIV in Anaheim.
Firefly Companion Not talking about Inara here, but a new publication from Titan Books, Firefly: The Official Companion, Volume One.
Variable Star Spider Robinson was given the unenviable task of turning Robert Heinlein's outline and notes into a finished novel, and for the most part Variable Star was worth the wait and his effort.
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