Daily Archives: July 14, 2009
When Guardian Columnists Say Dumb Things
Posted on July 14, 2009 198 Comments
Several e-mails today from people who want me to put a hammer to the Guardian’s Stuart Jeffries for this statement yesterday: This is a golden age for British science fiction, chiefly thanks to a wave of writers who are tackling an area their American rivals tend to leave well alone – far-future set, space-operatic, hard […]
On Charles Brown
Posted on July 14, 2009 13 Comments
People have been asking if I have any particular memories of Locus editor/publisher Charles Brown, whose death on the way home from ReaderCon has prompted a flood of reminisces and tributes in the science fiction quarters of the Internet. My own memories of him are relatively few; I’m closer to the younger members of the […]
Whatever Everyone Else is Saying