Wednesday, March 11, 2015

Sci-Fi Round-Up: March 4, 2015


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Interview: Barnes and Noble interviews Neal Asher, author of Dark Intelligence.

Interview: Gregory Frost interviews Fran Wilde, author of Updraft.

Interview: Lawrence M. Schoen interviews Simon R. Green, author of Forces from Beyond.

Interview: Lytherus interviews Cherie Priest, author of Maplecroft.

Interview: My Bookish Ways interviews Ferrett Steinmetz, author of FLEX.

Interview: Rawr Denim interviews William Gibson, author of The Peripheral.

Interview: SFFWorld interviews Brenda Cooper, author of Edge of Dark.

Movie Review: Sci-Fi Flick Chappie’s Robot Has Something to Say About What It Means to Be Human says Frontrow Magazine

20 of the most hardcore sci-fi and fantasy feminist icons

Brenda Cooper on Sniping, women, and SF.

Can Fresh Blade Runner, Alien, and Terminator Fix Their Franchises?

Conceptual science fiction: Low-budget, high-philosophy sci-fi forays – including the recent Ex Machina, Predestination and Coherence – remind us of the intrinsic visionary potential of imaginative narrative and editing.

The death of writing – if James Joyce were alive today he’d be working for Google.

Den of Geek remembers The top 12 virtual reality movies of the 1990s

Doctor Who TV wonders How Should Doctor Who Evolve?

The Doctor will lighten up next season, ‘Doctor Who’ producer says.

Elysium’s Director Thinks His Hellish Paradise Is Our Future. Let’s Hope He’s Wrong.

From Metropolis to Chappie: Hollywood’s Long-Standing Fascination With Robots

The Guardian on Douglas Adams made me a writer: Neil Gaiman salutes his friend and inspiration.

Highly Illogical: What Sci-Fi Writers Get Wrong About the Future

How Ridley Scott’s sci-fi classic, Blade Runner, foresaw the way we live today. On the eve of the re-release of Scott’s ‘Final Cut’ at the BFI, William Cook explores the thoroughly modern riddles at the heart of this cult movie

Justina Robson implores women to give science fiction a chance.

Lauren Panepinto on What Women Want…in Women Characters

Mars One could mean the end of science fiction

Neill Blomkamp Has A “Really Cool Idea” for District 10, but Here’s Why Neill Blomkamp Won’t Make District 10 Anytime Soon.

The New Yorker calls Liu Cixin “China’s Arthur C. Clarke.”

On Arab Sci-Fi, Nahrain Al-Mousawi proclaims The Future Is Here.

Philip K. Dick was right: we are becoming androids.

Returning to the Sci-Fi Episodic Roots of Star Trek

See Chappie, Then Pick Up These 6 Stories of Artificial Intelligence

Some Of The Weirdest Pen Names Science Fiction Authors Have Used

Space Opera and Epic Fantasy: Two Trees Sharing a Root System.

There’s no universal “right age” for Aliens, or any other movie writes someone at The Dissolve who is very clearly not my mother.

What Blade Runner 2 Can Learn From Successful Sci-Fi Sequels

What Happens When E.T. Grows Up: Chappie


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