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Opponents Battle Over What it Means to be Human in John Birmingham’s First Space Opera The Cruel Stars
https://traffic.megaphone.fm/LIT9950938588.mp3 After authoring more than 30 books, including memoirs, military science fiction, alternate histories, and a book of writing advice, John Birmingham was ready to try his hand at the sweeping and dramatic science fiction sub-genre known as space opera....
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The Upside of Dystopia: Meg Elison’s Characters are Free to be Themselves in The Book of Flora
https://traffic.megaphone.fm/LIT4188207188.mp3 Meg Elison set a record (and she didn’t even know she was competing) for being the most interviewed guest on New Books in Science Fiction. I had her back on the show for the current episode to discuss the final book in The Road to Nowhere trilogy…
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Melinda Snodgrass Pits Science Against Religion in Edge of Dawn
https://files.newbooksnetwork.com/scifi/035scifisnodgrass.mp3 What do the jobs of opera singer, lawyer and science fiction writer have in common? Answer: Melinda Snodgrass. The author of the just published Edge of Dawn‘s first ambition was to sing opera. But after studying opera in Vienna, she…
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Podcast No. 13: Surrendering to the Apocalypse but not to Crime
https://files.newbooksnetwork.com/scifi/025scifiwinters.mp3 It’s no surprise that when scientists in Ben H. Winter’s The Last Policeman series declare that a 6.5-mile asteroid is going to destroy life as we know it on October 3, civilization starts to unravel. Governments collapse. People quit...
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Podcast No. 12: ‘You’re only as good as your last book,’ says Kameron Hurley, author of The Mirror Empire
https://files.newbooksnetwork.com/scifi/024scifihurley.mp3 Here are some highlights from my conversation with Kameron Hurley, author of The Mirror Empire, on New Books in Science Fiction. Although her first book was a success (winning the Sydney J. Bounds Award for Best Newcomer and the Kitschy...
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Alex London Discusses Pen Names, Gay Characters, and the ‘Dystopia’ Label
https://files.newbooksnetwork.com/scifi/023scifilondon.mp3 This week’s podcast was an experiment. Rather than record the conversation with author Alex London over Skype, I decided to take the subway to Brooklyn and meet with him face-to-face in a coffee shop. I found it liberating to be unchained...
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