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Congratulations to the winners of the 2017 Locus Awards, announced this past weekend, right here in Seattle, WA, with Connie Willis serving as MC for the awards ceremony.
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Locus Online News
Congratulations to the winners of the 2017 Locus Awards, announced this past weekend, right here in Seattle, WA, with Connie Willis serving as MC for the awards ceremony.
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Gary K. Wolfe Reviews The Hidden Girl and Other Stories by Ken Liu — Locus Online
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— by Gary K. Wolfe: In his introduction to The Hidden Girl and Other Stories, Ken Liu’s much-anticipated second collection, Liu tells us that selecting the stories was easier, since he no longer felt “the pressure to ‘present,”‘ but rather decided to “stick with stories that most pleased myself.” […]
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Locus Online Perspectives by Kameron Hurley
“I write books that blend science fiction and fantasy, and they tend to be full of women chopping up things, and there are few to no white people in them. The sorts of books that I write were an even tougher sell back there in 2007 before the We Need Diverse Books movement. The connections I made along the way helped me overcome those hurdles, and they can help people overcome them now. The trouble is that they can be very difficult for people from disadvantaged backgrounds to cultivate. These relationships aren’t necessary, but they are helpful, and not having them can certainly contribute to feeling isolated and burned out in this industry. The Internet has helped alleviate this somewhat, and has opened up access to networks. Cultivate them, please, in whatever way you are able. And if you are already established, hold a hand out to newer writers. It’s your turn now.”
Lois Tilton resigns from Locus Online
Lois Tilton resigns from Locus Online
I wish to announce that, after 205 columns, I’ve resigned as reviewer of short fiction for Locus Online. Without consulting or informing me, they had begun deleting material they considered negative from my reviews. To me, this is censorship and completely unacceptable. If a publication includes stories of no merit or interest, this is something a review should mention.
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New Books, 18 November - Locus Online
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