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"Brasyl's 2006, 2032, and 1732 are not, it turns out, part of the same timeline, but salami slices from different places on the sausage of the multiverse." Best. Sentence. Ever.

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The ladies of Eve's Alexandria take on M. John Harrison's inscrutable (but utterly brilliant) 'Nova Swing'.

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Simply closing a book after a couple of chapters, perhaps with half a mind to come back to it, is often all it takes show them who's boss and to allow future encounters to unfold on more equal terms.

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Neal Stephenson on "300" for the New York Times, complete with meanderings into sf culture. Via SF Signal.

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A very different list to the contributors list, as they acknowledge in the leader.

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Scalzi shares the longest literary fart gag in history.

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"Greg Egan has sold a new science fiction novel, Incandescence, to Gollancz. The book will be published in May 2008." That's damn fine news from where I'm sitting.

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