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Ann Leckie's debut novel wins Hugo science fiction award
17 Aug 2014:American author among prizewinners at London ceremony during 72nd World Science Fiction convention
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21 Oct 2014:
Tractor beams, hoverboards and invisibility cloaks were once just futuristic impossibilities. Not any more
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17 Oct 2014:
We turn our gaze to the stars, with multiple award-winning science fiction writer Ann Leckie and astrobiologist Caleb Scharf
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13 Oct 2014:
Aldous Huxley’s vision of a future human race controlled by global capitalism is every bit as prescient as Orwell’s more famous dystopia, writes Robert McCrum
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10 Oct 2014: Damien Walter: Project Hieroglyph challenges SF writers to move away from dystopian stories, but while the optimism is refreshing, real-world questions go unanswered
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8 Oct 2014:
Fans of Cronenberg's films will find a similarly queasy appeal in his first book, a weirdly romantic but utterly depraved tale of sex, technology and conspiracy, writes Steven Poole
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3 Oct 2014:
Ben Child: Warner are rebooting their 2007 post-apocalyptic vampire thriller without Will Smith’s Robert Neville. Will there be space for the source novel’s radical comment on interspecies understanding?
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29 Sep 2014: Sam Jordison: The science fiction writer was with us to discuss his late friend Iain Banks’ The Bridge, as well as his own work. Here are his fascinating answers to your questions
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25 Sep 2014: Chris Beckett's Marcher, Hannu Rajaniemi's The Causal Angel, Carrie Patel's The Buried Life, David Barnett's Gideon Smith and the Brass Dragon, and Nina Allan's The Race
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23 Sep 2014:
Sam Jordison: The Bridge has been described as a ‘secret Culture novel’, a mystical key to Banks’s literary universe. It blurred the boundaries between genres – and revealed his sense of fun and games
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23 Sep 2014: Dean Burnett: People often complain that they don’t have jetpacks, but this isn’t the fault of science; they’re just a bad idea all round
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19 Sep 2014: Damien Walter: Young adult fiction’s sci-fi metaphors are the best guide we have to the bleak and broken realities of adult life
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18 Sep 2014:
Series creator Garth Ennis says it’s like Jimi Hendrix ‘wants to sing my songs’, as Moore signs up to write six issues of Crossed set in a future world, writes Alison Flood
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17 Sep 2014: Authors say statuette of the notorious science fiction author is inappropriate to honour modern sci-fi and fantasy writers, reports Alison Flood
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11 Sep 2014: Alison Flood: It is entirely appropriate that her Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters places her among the greats
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9 Sep 2014:
News: The 2002 Tom Cruise sci-fi thriller, about law enforcers who can predict crime before it happens, is to be developed into TV series by 20th Century Fox
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