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Ranging from the mysterious to pulp action to the Lovecraftian, this vivid collection of short fiction explores a world of radio heroes, masterful villains, and creatures from places unknown . . . You can find […]

As noted last Friday, R. A. Lafferty is ‘the most important science-fiction writer you’ve never heard of’.And here is the book that set him on the path to greatness . . . The golden planet […]

Because he was bored with life on a world that had become a museum, Paul Hilder answered a mysterious advertisement, and found himself plunged into a life that was different, dangerous and far from boring. […]

Between the lines of the official histories of the frontier worlds of the 29th Century lie a myriad ‘confidential’ accounts of the boners, near-catastrophes and interstellar crises that were bound to occur when the human […]

Raphael Aloysius Lafferty was born in Neola, Iowa in 1914 and died in 2002. His first publication of genre interest was ‘Day of the Glacier’ in the January 1960 edition of Science Fiction Stories. Over the […]

Cordwainer Smith was the most famous pen name of US foreign policy adviser Paul Myron Anthony Linebarger. He held a PhD in Political Science from Johns Hopkins, served in the US military during the Second […]

The first full week of spring begins with a new titles from Hugo Award-winning author Richard A. Lupoff: The Forever City: Teenage camera operator Alfonso Petrov joins a research mission bound for the edge of […]

Alice Hastings Bradley Sheldon – best-known to the SF world as James Tiptree, Jr – was an extraordinary exponent of the short form. She was shortlisted for the Hugo Award nine times across the various […]

Today we being you an exciting announcement from our sister imprint, Gollancz.   Gollancz is delighted to announce the acquisition of World rights to The Massacre of Mankind. Gollancz Commissioning Editor, Marcus Gipps, bought world rights […]

Last month after welcoming A. Bertram Chandler to the SF Gateway we made a blog post about a suggested reading order for his rather impressive body of work. This month’s new title spotlight is another […]

This month we’re featuring The Circus of Dr Lao, Charles G. Finney’s first and most famous novel, and winner of one of the inaugural National Book Awards in 1935. It was filmed by George Pal […]

This month we are welcoming R. A. Lafferty to the SF Gateway! We understand that finding a starting point with a prolific author can be quite a challenge and with thirty-two novels and more than […]