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We Haven’t Got There Yet
William Shakespeare left this earth 396 years ago today at the precise age of 52. (His birthdate was never recorded but is widely believed to be April 23rd, the same as his date of death.) To...
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I Balance the Force with a Little Help From My Friends — Star Wars: The Old...
I understand why an average fan might look underwhelmed when presented with tie-in novel for a video game in one of their favorite fandoms. After all, some games (like HALO and BioShock) have no...
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Once Upon a Time vs. Grimm, Week 3: Snow Falls and Bees Swarm
Now this is what I’m talking about! The past two weeks in the Battle of the Network Fairy Tale Shows have been lopsided in favor of one show or another. Finally, in week three, we have two solid,...
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Genre in the Mainstream: Stephen King’s From a Buick 8
Stephen King was my first literary love. Between the ages of ten and sixteen I read every book he ever published — most of them twice, and some (his masterpiece, It; the novella The Mist) more often...
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“You don’t happen to have a hacksaw about you, do you, my dear?” Barbara...
Are you feeling old today? How about young? The Silent Tower was published in 1986, which makes it just about as old as I am. It opened a new series for Barbara Hambly, the “Windrose Chronicles,” which...
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6 Science Fiction Icons Who Hung Out with the Muppets
Does the entire canon of the Muppets fall into the genre of science fiction? When you consider the various alternate universes the Muppets seem to inhabit, the answer might be yes. If meta-fiction is...
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Lovely & Haunting: The Space Between by Brenna Yovanoff
After taking on the fae in 2010’s The Replacement, Brenna Yovanoff turns her considerably skilled pen to the subject of angels and demons in The Space Between. The story begins in Pandemonium, the...
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The Past to the Present: The Freedom Maze by Delia Sherman
The Freedom Maze, out today from Small Beer Press and available here, is an eloquent and genuinely moving tale of real magic, stories, and the disjunction between Southern myth and Southern reality,...
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Muppets Auditioning for the Part of Yoda
And now, the video that needs no introduction. Well, maybe it does: we all know Yoda is a Muppet. But what you don’t know is that his real name is probably Albert or Gunther, because he had to try out...
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Because Tor.com strives to be your home for science fiction, fantasy, the universe and related subjects, we want to make sure you can keep up with us no matter which social media platform you favor....
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Morning Roundup: Panic! Kristen Stewart Has Been Cast in Akira
Welcome to Wednesday. Your mission, should you decide to accept, it will be to find a way to become cooler than Stubby the Rocket. If you fail in becoming cooler than Stubby the Rocket, the internet...
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Ghost Hedgehog
Presenting a new original story, “Ghost Hedgehog,” by fantasy author Nina Kiriki Hoffman.With all the places ghosts could go, in this world and the next, why do they keep hanging around Jack?It’s like...
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Vampire Dystopia: Guillermo del Toro’s The Night Eternal
The Strain, the first book in Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan’s vampire trilogy, set off my skepticism triggers early. Specifically, it was the 777 jet that landed at JFK and then sat silent on the...
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Hey! A Movie!: The Great Muppet Caper
Let me tell you a little secret that you know already but just forgot: The Great Muppet Caper is the best Muppet movie.I could stop there and be happy that time and history will reveal this assertion...
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Book Country Launches New Self-Publishing Service
Today, Penguin’s Genre Fiction website Book Country launched a new self-publishing feature. From rates ranging from $99 to $549 costumers can have an eBook or print on demand title prepared for them....
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Jacqueline Carey Talks to Peter Orullian (Part 1)
Jacqueline Carey is all kinds of awesome. She’s funny. Let’s get that out of the way right up front. A dry wit, to be sure. She’s also decent. Much as I’d like to do it, this can not be said of all...
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Full Trailer for Pixar’s Brave is Here!
Pixar has just released the first full trailer for Brave, its first fantasy movie and its first with a female heroine. Take a peek below.Read the full article
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Malazan Re-read of the Fallen: Midnight Tides, Chapter Four
Welcome to the Malazan Re-read of the Fallen! Every post will start off with a summary of events, followed by reaction and commentary by your hosts Bill and Amanda (with Amanda, new to the series,...
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Wild Cards eBooks Now $2.99!
Tor Books is pleased to announce a special Wild Cards promotion in anticipation of the impending release of Wild Cards: Aces High (Dec. 20th) and the exciting news that Wild Cards is in development to...
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The Other Snow White Steps Forth: Mirror, Mirror Trailer
Dueling Snow Whites! Next year will not only see the theatrical release of Snow White and the Hunstman (check out the trailer for that one), but also this Snow White-centered movie, Mirror, Mirror....
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