
Back in September, the Museum of Science Fiction announced that they were going to be releasing scholarly…
Back in September, the Museum of Science Fiction announced that they were going to be releasing scholarly…
As the American west continues to dry out, science fiction about climate change is beginning take hold. Books from authors such as J.G. Ballard, Margaret Atwood and Paolo Bacigalupi are creating a new subgenre: Climate Fiction, stories about Earth and how its changes are impacting humanity.
In today's mediascape, right and wrong don't matter: It's how you spin your story. In The Doubt Factory, Paolo…
Brand new magazine! LONTAR: the Journal of Southeast Asian Speculative Fiction has published its first issue, featuring Paolo Bacigalupi, Kate Osias, Zen Cho, Paolo Chikiamco, Chris Mooney-Singh, Ang Si Min, Elka Ray Nguyen and Bryan Thao Worra. Read a sample.
Amazing line-up. If you're anywhere near Williams College from Oct. 22-24, you should make a beeline to the David Hartwell '63 Science Fiction Symposium, featuring Samuel R. Delany, Kim Stanley Robinson, Elizabeth Kolbert, Paolo Bacigalupi and tons more.
Wind-Up Girl author Paolo Bacigalupi's essay over at Wired is both a must read and a quick read. The essay is mostly…
You know Paolo Bacigalupi's arrived when his next novel is already getting raves and nobody's even seen a galley…
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