Schultz sharply addresses a slew of social failings, from gender stereotypes and racial profiling to inane media frenzy, mass hysteria, and the tyranny of a declared state of emergency in this ferociously clever, exceedingly well written variation on the pandemic novel, which is now so prevalent that it's time, given the advent of climate fiction, or cli - fi, to coin vi - fi for virus fiction. (booklistonline.com)
Nordic noir meets YA apocalypse drama meets ludicrous climate fiction in this rollicking new series. (theatlantic.com)
Kim Stanley Robinson judges a second Climate Fiction Contest for Arizona State University; Eric Brown's reviews in The Guardian; Elizabeth Hand reviews Philip Pullman; six authors share favorite «other worlds» for Science Friday; and upcoming events at SF in SF, Borderlands (in SF), and Fantastic Fiction at KGB (in NYC)... Read More (locusmag.com)