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Remembering John Crowley
After he died, Liza Trombi, editor of LOCUS, asked some of us who had known John Crowley over the years to provide a short memorial to append to her own formal obit. The deadline was tight, but I think we were all able to say some things in...
SFE EASTER EGGS
I've mentioned this before in conversations about The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, but maybe it's worth mentioning again. It has a constant subliminal effect on how users access the SFE, how you access entries, what entries you're likel...
A Recognised Tradition of Weird Writing
Few figures have shaped the modern understanding of weird fiction as decisively as S. T. Joshi. For more than four decades, Joshi has been one of the genre’s most rigorous historians, a critic and advocate, producing an extraordinary body o...
The Guardian's 100 Best Novels (Again)
For the past month or so The Guardian has been promulgating a list of the 100 best novels as selected by readers. Various iterations of the list have appeared, one with George Eliot’s Middlemarch as number one (with Tolkien nowhere to be fo...
SFE Substack Submission Call
The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction (SFE) Substack has featured essays on topics ranging from the many dustjackets of Kenneth Grahame’s The Wind and the Willows, the first syllable of Mervyn Peake’s Gormenghast, and the connection between J...
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