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Like Being There: Hilary Mantel’s <em>Wolf Hall</em> "I loved it, but it is a little tricky keeping up with all the Toms and Thomases. Not Mantel's fault,..." on Like Being There: Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall at Fri Nov 18, 2011 17:47pm
Hugo Nominees: 2000 "I know it's not cool to like Harry Potter, but I thoroughly enjoyed the series, and Prisoner of Azkaban..." on Hugo Nominees: 2000 at Sun Sep 11, 2011 20:56pm
Hugo Nominees: 1999 "51: I thought that's probably what you meant. I agree it doesn't have to be a bad thing, but it does..." on Hugo Nominees: 1999 at Mon Sep 05, 2011 16:07pm
Hugo Nominees: 1999 "18: Perhaps you could explain a bit more what you mean by "science fiction for people who don't read..." on Hugo Nominees: 1999 at Sun Sep 04, 2011 19:05pm
Hugo Nominees: 1999 "Unlike last year's list, I've read a surprising number from this year's list, though most of them much..." on Hugo Nominees: 1999 at Sun Sep 04, 2011 13:32pm
Much and More: A Spoiler Review of George R.R. Martin’s <em>A Dance With Dragons</em> "I read all of the books over the last few months, and while I enjoyed the first three, I have to say,..." on Much and More: A Spoiler Review of George R.R. Martin’s A Dance With Dragons at Sat Sep 03, 2011 02:44am
<em>Doctor Who</em> S6, Ep 8: “Let’s Kill Hitler” "As someone who is female and of an age with Alex Kingston, all I can say is: River! I'll forgive anything..." on Doctor Who S6, Ep 8: “Let’s Kill Hitler” at Mon Aug 29, 2011 21:40pm
Hugo Nominees: 1996 "@Carlos: VORP?! After last week's baseball discussion, you're going to toss VORP out there? Though I..." on Hugo Nominees: 1996 at Sun Aug 14, 2011 16:10pm
Hugo Nominees: 1995 "James, as a baseball fan but not a Canadian, I'd say Jo could get by with Kinsella's short story The..." on Hugo Nominees: 1995 at Sun Aug 07, 2011 14:27pm
Hugo Nominees: 1994 "I had shifted almost wholly into mystery reading by this time, so I haven't read any of the novel nominees...." on Hugo Nominees: 1994 at Sun Jul 31, 2011 15:36pm
<em>A Dance With Dragons</em> Spoiler Thread "I only recently picked up the books, so I only had to wait a month or so for ADwD, but I'm in the disappointed..." on A Dance With Dragons Spoiler Thread at Thu Jul 28, 2011 12:14pm
Wherever You Go, There You Are: A Look Back at <em>Buckaroo Banzai</em> "Yoyodyne - Where the Future Begins Tomorrow! When Buckaroo Banzai became available on DVD, my husband..." on Wherever You Go, There You Are: A Look Back at Buckaroo Banzai at Thu Jul 28, 2011 01:02am
Genre in the Mainstream: Does SFF Marginalize Characters? "I look at books as being made up of plot, characters, ideas, and craft. The very best books are good..." on Genre in the Mainstream: Does SFF Marginalize Characters? at Tue Jun 28, 2011 18:35pm
Reading all of it at once, or reading all of them at once "I used to be mostly a 'one book at a time' reader, but the Kindle has really changed that. On the Kindle,..." on Reading all of it at once, or reading all of them at once at Wed Jun 22, 2011 12:19pm
Hugo Nominees: 1985 "I have to say I'm dumbfounded that anybody could read Neuromancer and not think it's a dystopia. Gibson..." on Hugo Nominees: 1985 at Sun May 29, 2011 20:25pm
Hugo Nominees: 1985 "I didn't read Neuromancer until about twenty years after it came out, and I didn't like it. I appreciated..." on Hugo Nominees: 1985 at Sun May 29, 2011 15:41pm
"I gulp, I sip, I drink, I guzzle, I read. The Kindle has made it easy for me to always have a book with..." on Gulp or sip: How do you read? at Thu Aug 19, 2010 18:27pm
"Mary Doria Russell wrote The Sparrow, a first contact novel with a religious/anthropological bent. Children..." on OK, where do I start with this? R. at Sun Aug 01, 2010 11:51am
"I'm another who has bounced off it twice. I persisted over 100 pages in both times, but found I just..." on A great castle made of sea: Why hasn’t Susanna Clarke’s Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell been more influential? at Thu Jul 29, 2010 15:50pm
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