Bruce Sterling

Robot Artists and Black Swans: The Italian Fantascienza Stories, Bruce Sterling (Tachyon Publications, 978-1616963293, $25.95, 250 pp, hc) March 2021. Cover by John Coulthart. Few American SF write…

Learn about slipstream fiction, from its origins, to interpretations of what it means, and even some current examples of slipstream books.

The Bi Writers Association (BWA) has announced winners for the ninth annual Bisexual Book Awards. The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab (Tor) won in the Speculative Fiction category. Oth…

We chat with author John Shirley about his latest novel Stormland, writing advice, book recommendations, and more!

Robot Artists and Black Swans by Bruce Sterling is an interesting take on both science fiction and cyberpunk.

This month’s book list features teenage telekinetics, magical twins, shapeshifters, supernatural detectives, space adventures, palace intrigue, fantasy epics, monsters, and more—plus the first-ever YA fantasy novel by io9 co-founder Charlie Jane Anders.

Robot Artists & Black Swans: The Italian Fantascienza Stories, Bruce Sterling (Tachyon 978-1616963293, 256pp, $25.95, hardcover) April 2021 Certain superficial things change over time, while ot…

Humble Bundle, the online storefront that operates on a “pay what you want” model, has just unveiled its latest science fiction and fantasy bundle—one that includes a ton of books from …

Discover over 30 of the best cyberpunk books of all-time with our ultimate list containing all of the hyper futurustic attitude you can stomach.

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The upcoming release of Cyberpunk 2077 by CD Projekt Red has brought the spotlight back to pop

“Unlike you—the sad, scattered survivors of a planet in tragic decline—we Martians are a young, thriving society, full of brio and optimism!”

Last month, 15 cities created something unprecedented: their own code standards body.

In episode 3 of Humans Who Make Games Podcast, host Adam Conover chats with Christine Love about her non-traditional path into the gaming industry and her process as both a writer and developer.

Here we present five fictional books that predicted AI way before the technology became a rage that it is today.

Twenty years ago, Bruce Sterling wrote a story about the coming Loud Ages, an age of howling noise and endless diversions and interruptions.

The user—formerly known as the homeowner—no longer makes choices, because his alleged needs are anticipated ahead of time.