Ecstatic Days

Jason Sanford is today’s guest blogger at Jeff VanderMeer’s Ecstatic Days and he has put together an Interzone sampler for your delectation.

Judgement

Gary Gibson has made Fergus Bannon’s novel, Judgement, available as an eBook.

Fergus is another GSFWC member and he had just started a very promising writing career when real life got in the way.  His  short stories were published in Interzone and several other places, but he didn’t have the time to market his novel properly. Recently, though, he has been talking about getting back to writing again, so this is a fine chance to see what he is capable of doing.

Judgement is an excellent contemporary thriller with a great science-fictional edge and I highly recommend it.

Suite 224

Colin Harvey reviews Interzone 224 in Suite 101.

Pig Hunt

My reviews of I Sell the Dead and Pig Hunt are in the November VideoVista.

Interzone 224 Revu

Sam Tomaino reviews Interzone 224 for SF Revu.

A Palpable Hit

Interzone 224 is #3 in the Fictionwise science fiction best-seller chart.

Interzone 225

Artwork by Adam Tredowski

Interzone 225 is out on November 12th in this jaw-dropping wrap-around cover and will feature fiction from Jason Sanford, Lavie Tidhar, Rebecca J. Payne, Colin Harvey, Shannon Page and Jay Lake, with non-fiction from David Langford, Tony Lee and Nick Lowe, and more artwork from Mark Pexton and Warwick Fraser-Coombe.

The Bookzone will carry the following reviews:

Leviathan by Scott Westerfeld (reviewed by Paul Cockburn)

Acts of Destruction by Mat Coward (reviewed by Peter Loftus)

Storm Glass by Maria Snyder (reviewed by Lawrence Osborn)

Years Best SF26 edited by Gardner Dozois (reviewed by Maureen Kincaid Speller)

Transition by Iain Banks (reviewed by Paul Kincaid)

Oceanic by Greg Egan (reviewed by Paul Graham Raven)

The Gift of Joy by Ian Whates (reviewed by Mike Cobley)

Bauchelian and Korbal Broach by Steven Erikson (reviewed by Duncan Lunan)

Broken Symmetries by Steve Redwood (reviewed by Ian Sales)

The Bride Stripped Bare by Rachel Kendall (reviewed by Andy Hedgecock)

Veridon by Tim Akers (reviewed by me)

Order your copy here. Or subscribe – it’ll provide a glowing light in the winter darkness.

Autumn BFS Mailing

The British Fantasy Society autumn mailing, which includes a chunky Dark Horizons 55 amongst its other wonderments, is being mailed out on the 6th/7th November.

And you can only be sure of getting it by joining the BFS, although a blood sacrifice to the Elder Gods might achieve the same end.

Interzone 224 Not Free

Blue Tyson reviews Interzone 224 for the evocatively-named Not Free SF Reader.

Interzone 224 eBook

Fictionwise are now offering Interzone 224 as an eBook, with a 15% discount if you buy it during its first week on sale.