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The following is a list of articles already uploaded, along with the authors about whom I (or others) will be writing essays. Only a few of those are linked at this time but I will be adding to them as time allows. Unless otherwise stated, all articles are by me, Galen Strickland. I am still very much interested in recruiting other reviewers, so please email me if you would like to contribute something. Please check back frequently for any new updates, which will also be posted on the Templeton Gate Forums.
The Hugo and Nebula Awards
10/13/06 - My review of Variable Star, a new novel by Spider Robinson, based on an outline and notes from Robert Heinlein. 10/3/06 - My review of Titan Books' Firefly: The Official Companion, Volume One. 7/16/06 - My review of John Varley's Red Lightning. 6/11/06 - ekt give us his thoughts on the Time Quartet series of books by Madeleine L'Engle. 5/14/06 - Michael Woodard now takes a look at Building Harlequin's Moon, a collaborative novel from Larry Niven and Brenda Cooper. 5/2/06 - Michael Woodard agains adds to existing reviews, with thoughts on Eyes of the Calculor, the concluding book in Sean McMullen's Greatwinter Trilogy, as well as a look at the second book in Peter Watts' Rifter's Trilogy, Maelstrom. 4/23/06 - It has been one year and three days since I last posted a book review. A bit discouraging of course, but I will endeavor to do better in the future. As with the last one, the new review is also a continuation of my look at E. E. Knight's Vampire Earth series. If you have not read any of that review (or any of the books) click on that link, or if you would like to jump directly to the latest update, click on this title - Valentine's Rising.
9/3/05 - Please take this link to download the full text of He Walked Among Us, a novel by Norman Spinrad. 3/20/05 - At long last, another book review, a continuation of my look at E. E. Knight's Vampire Earth series with the latest installment, Tale of the Thunderbolt. 7/25/04 - I am pleased to present a new author profile page on Bob Shaw from a new contributor, and hopefully we will see more pages from him in the future. David Longhorn is from the UK and edits a periodical called Supernatural Tales. He found Templeton Gate through a search for info on Olaf Stapledon, then contacted me with compliments on the site and an inquiry of whether he could submit some things. I may have read something by Shaw, but darned if I can recall anything right now, although several of the titles I am familiar with. But from what David has to say about him I think I need to be on the lookout for some of his books. 6/20/04 - My review of Neil Gaiman's Hugo and Nebula winning novel, American Gods. 6/13/04 - A continuation of my review of E. E. Knight's Vampire Earth series, with my thoughts on the second novel, Choice of the Cat. 5/21/04 - My review of E. E. Knight's first novel, Way of the Wolf, which is the first in his Vampire Earth series. 3/2/04 - I've just uploaded my review of David Brin's Hugo Award nominated Kiln People. 1/25/04 - ekt reviews Connie Willis' Hugo and Nebula award-winning Doomsday Book. 1/17/04 - My review of Gene Wolfe's The Knight, part one of The Wizard Knight. 12/12/03 - My review of Heinlein's new/old novel, For Us, the Living, has just been uploaded. 11/30/03 - SFExplorer now takes a look at the graphic novel Orbiter by Warren Ellis and Colleen Doran. 11/29/03 - SFExplorer's first review, of Robert J. Sawyer's 2003 Hugo-winning novel Hominids. 11/18/03 - Raedom returns with two different book reviews: James P. Hogan's The Mirror Maze and Theodore Sturgeon's Case and the Dreamer. (9/8/03) - My review of John Varley's Red Thunder. (9/7/03) - Padre Mellyrn reviews Orson Scott Card's Ender & Homecoming Series. (9/1/03) - My review of Spider Robinson's The Free Lunch (8/24/03) - My review of Roger MacBride Allen's Orphan of Creation (8/17/03) - My profile of author David Gerrold (8/3/03) - Raedom's newest review concerns two books by Frederik Pohl and C. M. Kornbluth - The Space Merchants/The Merchants' War. (7/24/03) - Raedom reviews James Blish's Cities In Flight. (7/9/03) - My review of David Gerrold's four book series of the War Against the Chtorr. (5/24/03) - My review of Charles Douglas Hayes' Portals in a Northern Sky. (5/10/03) -wracked presents his second book review, of Mike Resnick's 1986 novel Santiago. (3/23/03) - I am very pleased to present Raedom's first review, of David Gerrold's classic novel When Harlie Was One. My review of Hyperthought, the debut novel from M. M. Buckner. A new book review by tenavari Yet another recruit signs on! Another new reviewer at Templeton Gate! ekt favors us with a new article, on the fantasy trilogy His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman. My review of an early Heinlein novel, Beyond This Horizon. My review of David Gerrold's recent trilogy, The Dingilliad. Starflight's first review is of Isaac Asimov's Fantastic Voyage 2. Ogre3000's second comic review is about Joe's Comics, creations of J. Michael Straczynski. Padre Mellyrn reviews Beowulf's Children by Niven, Pournelle & Barnes. A confused review of some confusing books, Gene Wolfe's "Sun" Sagas (The Books of the New Sun, Long Sun, and Short Sun). Ogre3000 reviews the comic compilation of Manhunter. ekt's review of Lynn Flewelling's Nightrunner series. A review of Allies and Aliens by Roger MacBride Allen Isaac Asimov's Foundation Trilogy Harlan Ellison's Screenplay for I, Robot The SF&F Hall of Fame Inductees I have also provided the contents pages from: The Science Fiction Hall of Fame: Volume 1 (short stories) The Science Fiction Hall of Fame: Volume 2 (novellas/novelletes) The Fantasy Hall of Fame (short stories) General Information Articles Science Fiction: Where to Start My First Rant - Out of Print Books Specific Author Essays Brian W. Aldiss
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