Strange at Ecbatan

Review: The Blazing World , by Margaret Cavendish by Rich Horton This is one of the better known works of what might be called early proto-S...

Review: Cold-Forged Flame , and Lightning in the Blood , by Marie Brennan by Rich Horton Marie Brennan has been publishing short SF and Fant...

Review: To the Resurrection Station , by Eleanor Arnason by Rich Horton Eleanor Arnason is one of my favorite writers, but until now I had r...

Hugo Nominee Review: The Saint of Bright Doors , by Vajra Chandrasekera by Rich Horton Counting my review of Ann Leckie's Translation St...

Hugo Nominee Review: The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi , by Shannon Chakraborty by Rich Horton In my series of Hugo Best Novel nominee revie...

Hugo Nominee Review: Some Desperate Glory , by Emily Tesh by Rich Horton I'm going to be doing a review of each of the Hugo nominated no...

Review: The Tusks of Extinction , by Ray Nayler by Rich Horton First -- an apology to Ray Nayler. I read an advance copy of this way back in...