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Reprint: Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius

17 Wednesday Jan 2018

Posted by Paul Kincaid in history of ideas, reviews

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Adolpho Bioy Casares, Andrew Hurley, Anthony Kerrigan, Dave Hutchinson, Emir Rodriguez Monegal, James E. Irby, Jorge Luis Borges, Silvina Ocampo

Continuing my endeavour to get everything that has appeared in print online, this is my In Short column for Vector 282, Summer 2016: Continue reading →

Reprint: New York 2140

15 Monday Jan 2018

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Kim Stanley Robinson

One of the things I wanted to do when I started this blog was provide a resource for myself: a place where various reviews and essays that had only ever appeared in print would be readily accessible in one place online. But I rather got out of the habit over the last year or so. Therefore, I shall attempt to get back up to speed over the next few weeks with more of these reprint posts, beginning with this review of New York 2140 by Kim Stanley Robinson, which appeared in Interzone 270, May-June 2017: Continue reading →

Reprint: On Stranger Tides

25 Wednesday Jan 2017

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Tim Powers

Another review recovered from the mists of time. This is a review of the re-issue of On Stranger Tides by Tim Powers, and first appeared in Vector 267, Summer 2011. Continue reading →

Reprint: In the Lion’s Mouth

23 Monday Jan 2017

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Michael Flynn

Continuing to catch up with reviews, this is a review of In the Lion’s Mouth by Michael Flynn that first appeared in Interzone 238, January-February 2012. Continue reading →

Reprint: Banks, Holdstock, Kilworth, MacLeod Poems

06 Friday Jan 2017

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Garry Kilworth, Iain Banks, Ken MacLeod, Robert Holdstock

I’ve been meaning to get back to using this blog as a resource where I can keep as much of my writing as possible online, so let’s start with this review of Poems, Peoms & Other Atrocities by Garry Kilworth & Robert Holdstock, and Poems by Iain Banks & Ken MacLeod, which first appeared in Foundation 122, December 2015. Continue reading →

Reprint: Cyber Circus

11 Friday Dec 2015

Posted by Paul Kincaid in books, reviews

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Charles Finney, Kim Lakin-Smith, Ray Bradbury

Finally, for this week, and probably for this year, my review of Cyber Circus by Kim Lakin-Smith, which first appeared in Vector 270, late-Spring 2012. Continue reading →

Reprint: The Silver Wind

09 Wednesday Dec 2015

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nina allan

This review of The Silver Wind by Nina Allan first appeared in Interzone 237, November-December 2011. Continue reading →

Reprint: Osama

04 Friday Dec 2015

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Bruce Springsteen, Don DeLillo, Lavie Tidhar

I finish the week with this review of Lavie Tidhar’s Osama. The review first appeared in Bull Spec 7 (Spring 2012). Continue reading →

Reprint: Fuzzy Dice

27 Friday Nov 2015

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Italo Calvino, Marvin Minsky, Paul DiFilippo, Robert Sheckley, Rupert Sheldrake

This review of Fuzzy Dice by Paul DiFilippo first appeared in Vector 232, November-December 2003: Continue reading →

Reprint: The Waterworks

22 Wednesday Jul 2015

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Bram Stoker, E.L. Doctorow, Hugo Gernsback, Mary Shelley

On the day I learned of the death of one of my favourite writers, E.L. Doctorow, whom I talk about here, I thought it appropriate to dig out this review of his excellent novel, The Waterworks. The review first appeared in Vector 180, August/September 1994: Continue reading →

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