A concise yet comprehensive literary analysis on the works of the late Iain Banks. Kincaid’s writing functions primarily through illustrating and deconstructing the thematic lineage and interplay between Banks’ novelsRead More Iain M. Banks (Modern Masters of Science Fiction), by Paul Kincaid
“I wish I could make you like death a little more. It’s a great preserver. Without it the loveliest things change slowly into farce, as you will discover if youRead More Lanark, by Alasdair Gray
These stories and photos are powerful. They are a more accurate representation of American greatness than any idealized non-existent past that some are eager to return to. America is alreadyRead More Pantsuit Nation, edited by Libby Chamberlain
Under The Skin, by Michael Faber Literary science fiction that is compulsively creepy and disturbing in all the right ways. Orwellian by way of Ursula Le Guin or Octavia Butler.Read More Science Fiction: Five Short Reviews
I’ve been listening to Science Fiction book podcasts for several years, and have been relatively disappointed with them for equally as many. The hosts are always a little too intoRead More Spectology: My New Favorite Book Club Podcast
