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D. Douglas Fratz, reviewing Richard Morgan's "The Steel Remains", said: But for me the best example of this subgenre can be found in the work of Gene Wolfe, beginning with his Boo…
13 Feb 2009, 03:50
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There may be some problem with posting. This is my second try.…
10 Jun 2007, 13:03
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Daniel quoted Alan Moore re "Watchmen": "After several months of this, Moore said, in another interview, that, while everything in the comic meant something, not everything meant …
07 Jun 2007, 11:38
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It may be off topic, but I'm really enjoying the misogyny discussion. Adam Thornton is exactly right when he points out "Chivalry *is* biology". This ethic may have made sense whe…
20 Oct 2006, 11:55
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I've been reading science fiction for 40 years. I've been to conventions. I've got some idea of what "filksinging" is and my instincts have led me to avoid it. However, I have no…
12 Jun 2005, 16:50
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I strongly recommend Iain M. Banks Culture novels: Consider Phlebas Use of Weapons Excession Inversions Look to Windward While stylistically unlike Gene Wolfe, Iain M. Banks w…
02 Mar 2003, 13:21
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Sorry, "Muskrat" has already been taken. Granted, I don't write often, but I've posted twice using "Muskrat". I know this seems petty, but muskrats are special to me. However, i…
12 Dec 2002, 12:31
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I'm a long-time reader (all of Urth & Whorl archives, Long/New/Short Sun multiple times) and have posted once before. I'd like to make a few observations: Re Catholics: I was …
10 Mar 2001, 13:48
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Hello. I've not posted before, but I've read all of the New/Long/Short Sun books written to date. I've also read all of the Urth/Whorl archives. Mr. Wolfe creates wonderful …
31 Jul 2000, 03:22