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Science Fiction Film History & Reviews
In this collection of essays, film critic and sf fan Kimmel covers movies from Metropolis (1927), answering the absurd claim that the restoration of this silent classic negated its status as a science fiction film, to how Star Trek, Avatar, Moon, and District 9 may have made 2009 a "miracle year" for the genre.
Science Fiction Film History & Reviews
"Incisive, wise, mordant, informed by a deep understanding of science fiction in all its aspects—a book of indispensable essays." —Robert Silverberg
"In this book, Barry Malzberg will tell you what science fiction once was, why it changed, what it changed into, and why it's no longer what it could have been." —John-Henri Holmberg
Mogollon, New Mexico, is one of the Southwest's classic ghost towns. Originally a newspaper and Public Radio feature when Uncle River lived in Mogollon in the 1980s, these stories are fiction. But they caught a sense of place well enough that River's postmaster wondered why she didn't know the people.
Non-fiction / Opinion
In this collection of articles, essays, travelogues, and more, Allen Steele discusses his life in science fiction and connection to space travel, and more.