Arthur C. Clarke Award-winner,
Paul McAuley, in addition to being one of
SF's finest writers, is also an astute judge of a good book. Here,
he reviews fellow-Arthur C. Clarke Award-winner Pat Cadigan's Fools, which won the
award in 1995 . . .
Fools, Pat Cadigan's third novel, is set in the
same milieu as her first,
In the first of what we hope will be many guest posts by
Gollancz's
very talented authors, multi-award-winning author and SF Gateway
Advisory Board member, Stephen Baxter, offers his thoughts on
Norman
Spinrad's 1966 solar disaster novel, The
Solarians . . .
I'm pleased to see Norman Spinrad's The Solarians
as an early entry on the Gateway, because it's a solar...
Over the coming weeks, as we update the SF Gateway website, a
blog will appear here, where we plan to give updates on the new
authors who have joined the programme, highlight forgotten
classics, feature current authors talking about the classic SF
& Fantasy that has inspired them, and whatever else we can
think of that strikes us as interesting. While we work on that
functionality, here's a state-of-the-nation on the site as it
currently stands.
A comprehensive website was always integral to the SF Gateway
initiative and it's become clear, in the days leading up to the
publication of the first SF Gateway titles - and especially in the
days since - that many of you are waiting (with varying degrees of
patience!) for a resource to collate and curate the...