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As I was reading Kris Saknussemm’s debut novel Zanesville, I kept wondering, “In what part of the universe does this guy’s mind reside?” I know it’s an entirely different plane then mine — but that’s a good thing. If forced to pigeonhole Zanesville, you would probably categorize the book as science fiction. But that is […] My review of Galileo’s Children: Tales of Science vs. Superstition appeared today at Strange Horizons. I cannot live without books. Thomas Jefferson, The Adams-Jefferson Letters Generally, I’m not one for reading books after seeing the movie upon which it was based. I’m even less inclined to read the “novelization” of a film, figuring its sole purpose is to put additional cash in the pockets of the studio or those that own the movie. Because of my adoration of the all-too-soon-canceled […] One of the things that attracted me to science fiction is its ability to create a different reality and use it as a prism through which to examine ourselves and society. That is part of what motivates Galileo’s Children: Tales of Science vs. Superstition, an anthology of previously published short stories The 13-story collection, issued […] |
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