We leave for Japan in a little less than ten hours. I'd better get some sleep!
My chapbook An Alternate History of the 21st Century (introduction by Cory Doctorow, illustrations by Mattias Adolfsson, edited and published by John Klima) is now out and available! But since you might be sick of hearing me talk about it by now, I'll let John Klima and Cory
Episode #8 of "ScientiFicShunn" is now available! MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY. Teri Lynn has been trying to rid her life of Garth for longer than she can remember, but tonight her fantasy alter-ego might accomplish what she never could do alone. (Originally published in STORYTELLER MAGAZINE, Winter 2004.) http:
Here, if you're interested, is my Worldcon program schedule: Sat 1400 Religion In SF Participants: Jessica LANGER, Kari MAUND, Robert Charles WILSON, William SHUNN Though their pursuits are not mutually exclusive, religion and speculative fiction are almost anathema to one another. In SF, religion is ridiculed as superstition,
Mattias Adolfsson has posted his full original cover art for my upcoming chapbook in his blog: Great stuff! And John Klima has some nice things to say about both the art and the chapbook itself over at his blog. The chapbook should be coming in about a month's
Episode #5 of "The Rubbish Tip" is now available! First of two segments comprising Bill's complete appearance on WBAI's "Hour of the Wolf" from September 24, 2005. http://www.shunn.net/podcast?rt=5 The Rubbish Tip / Episode 50:00/0:001×
We had visitors from Iowa on Saturday. John, Shai, and Aubrey Klima dropped in for the day from Davenport, a mere three hours away. We walked to a nearby bar & grill for lunch, along with John's college pal Pat who turns out to live only a few
I'm not sure what Parables Publishing is up to, putting the entire text of their "classic" LDSF anthologies online. I guess they're trying to drum up some publicity for their long-overdue fourth volume of science fiction for Mormons. Good luck to them. Why do
Episode #7 of "ScientiFicShunn" is now available! In a short story by William Shunn alter-ego Perry Slaughter, John Bevis encounters an unexpected night visitor and must confront his paralyzing fear of the darkness head-on. (Originally published in ELECTRIC VELOCIPEDE #7, Fall 2004.) http://www.shunn.net/podcast?sf=
I saw a little British film called Cashback earlier this week at a strange mall here in Chicago that seems to have modeled itself after the Guggenheim. I'll tell you about the movie over at Science Fiction Weekly. The mall, well, let's just say the spiraling
This film review was originally published online at Science Fiction Weekly, July 27, 2007. C+ Ben Willis (Sean Biggerstaff) can’t seem to get to sleep. His gorgeous girlfriend Suzy (Michelle Ryan) dumped him two weeks ago after a terrible fight, and now he spends his nights tossing and turning
Episode #4 of "The Rubbish Tip" is now available! Second of two segments comprising Bill's complete appearance on WBAI's "Hour of the Wolf" from December 4, 2004. http://www.shunn.net/podcast?rt=4 The Rubbish Tip / Episode 40:00/0:001×
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