The Unofficial Clone Wars Site

Closed Down

• Aaron Allston
• Brandon Badeaux
• Tom Hodges
• Karen Traviss: Part 1, Part 2
• Michael Reaves, Part 1, Part 2
• John Ostrander
• Steven Barnes Part 1, Part 2
• Jan Duursema , Part 2
• Joe Corroney
• Michael Stackpole: Part 1, Part 2
• Matthew Stover: Part 1, Part 2

Strange Horizons

• Review: Bright's Passage, by Josh Ritter
• Review: The Drowned Cities, by Paolo Bacigalupi

Staffer Book Reviews

• Art of John Harris by er… John Harris

SF Signal

Nominated for Hugo Award for Best Fanzine in 2012 & 2013,  won in 2012.

• SF Signal Archives (2011 and earlier)
• Review: Shadow Ops: Control Point, by Myke Cole
• Mind Meld: Our Favorite SF/F Movie and TV Soundtracks
• Review: Shadows in Flight, by Orson Scott Card
• Interview: Myke Cole on ‘Military Fantasy’
• Review: Hitchers, by Will McIntosh
• Interview: Will McIntosh
• Review: 2312 by Kim Stanley Robinson
• Review: Roadside Picnic by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky
• Review: Spin the Sky: An Orbital Odyssey by Katy Stauber
• Review: Revolution (Pilot)
• Review: Last Resort (Pilot)
• Review: Elementary (Pilot)
• ... And Another Thing, Well Played, Disney. Well paid.
• Interview: Chuck Wendig on “Blackbirds”
• Review: Land of Hope and Glory by Geoffrey Wilson
• Review: Star Wars and History edited by Nancy R. Reagin and Janice Liedl
• And Another Thing…What’s With All The Trailer Hype?
• And Another Thing…J.J. Abrams is the Safe Choice
• Book Review: Fortress Frontier, by Myke Cole
• MIND MELD: SF/F Book Recommendations for Teens 13-16
• Interview with Tom King, Author of “A Once Crowded Sky”
• Review: Defiance (Pilot)
• Book Review: Robert A. Heinlein: In Dialogue with His Century: Volume 1 (1907-1948): Learning Curve, by William H. Patterson, Jr.
• TV Review: Borealis (Pilot Episode) – Watch a Fantastic 90 Minute SciFi Debut Right Here!
• Book Review: The Lowest Heaven, edited by Anne C. Perry and Jared Shurin
• Book Review: A Darkling Sea, by James Cambias
• Book Review: The Art of Titanfall by Andy McVittie
• Book Review: Zita The Spacegirl Trilogy by Ben Hatke
• Book Review: A Better World by Marcus Sakey
• Paolo Bacigalupi Looks Back on THE WINDUP Girl and Discusses His New Novel THE WATER KNIFE
• J. Gregory Keyes’ AGE OF UNREASON Offers a Fantastic Alternate History

Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America

• Launch Pad Astronomy Workshop - A Reflection
• Launch Pad Workshop: A Testimonial

Prime Books

• Year’s Best 2012: Alan DeNiro on “Walking Stick Fires” 
• Year’s Best 2012: Alexandra Duncan on “Rampion” 
• Year’s Best Interview #17: Elizabeth Hand on “Near Zennor”
• Year’s Best Interview #33: Yoon Ha Lee on “Ghostweight”

Science Fiction Book Club

• Escaping the Apocalypse

Pornokisch

• Review: Jeff VanderMeer's Annihilation
• Andrew Liptak on Edward Everett Hale's The Brick Moon

Lightspeed Magazine

Nominated for Semiprozine Hugo Award in 2011, 2012 and 2013, 2014 and 2015. Won, 2014.

• Feature Interview: Richard K. Morgan
• Artist Spotlight: Elena Bespalova
• Author Spotlight: Mark Pantoja
• Author Spotlight: Paul McAuley
• Author Spotlight: Keith Brooke
• Author Spotlight: Dale Bailey
• Author Spotlight: David Langford
• Author Spotlight: Eileen Gunn
• Author Spotlight: Jake Kerr
• Author Spotlight: David Brin
• Author Spotlight: Ken Liu
• Author Spotlight: Scott Edelman
• Author Spotlight: Robert Reed
• Author Spotlight: Sandra McDonald
• Author Spotlight: Tom Crosshill
• Author Spotlight: Marta Randall
• Author Spotlight: Jeffrey Ford
• Author Spotlight: Karin Tidbeck
• Author Spotlight: James S.A. Corey (ebook exclusive)
• Author Spotlight: Paul Park
• Author Spotlight: Karin Tidbeck
• Author Spotlight: Gregory Benford
• Author Spotlight: Carrie Vaughn
• Author Interview: Anna North
• Author Spotlight: Linda Nagata
• Author Spotlight: C.J. Cherryh
• Author Spotlight: Ted Chaing
• Author Spotlight: Carrie Vaughn
• Book Reviews: January 2015 (Ancillary Sword by Ann Leckie, Unbreakable by W.C. Bauers and The Penguin Book of Witches by Katherine Howe.)
• Book Reviews: April 2015 (California by Edan Lepucki and The Water Knife by Paolo Bacigalupi)
• Book Reviews: July 2015 (The Three-Body Problem, by Cixin Liu; Lagoon, by Nnedi Okorafor; and Aurora, by Kim Stanley Robinson)
• Author Spotlight: Carrie Vaughn
• Book Reviews: October 2015 (Gene Mapper,Taiyo Fujii, Signal to Noise, Silvia Moreno-Garcia and A Planet for Rent, Yoss)
• Book Reviews: January 2016 (The Red: First Light, The Trials, Going Dark, Linda Nagata)
• Book Reviews: April 2016 (Shadow of Empire, by Jay Allan, The Empress Game, by Rhonda Mason, The Dangerous Type, by Loren Rhodes, and The Last Exodus, by Paul Tassi)
• Book Reviews: October 2016 (Behind the Throne by K.B. Wagers, I Am Providence by Nick Mamatas, and False Hearts, by Laura Lam.)
• Book Reviews, January 2017 (Indomitable: The Chronicles of Promise Paen by W.C. Bauers, Remnants of Trust by  Elizabeth Bonesteel, and A Closed and Common Orbit by Becky Chambers)
• Book Reviews: April 2017 (The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden and Crossroads of Canopy by Thoraiya Dyer)
• Book Reviews: July 2017 (Skullsworn by Brian Staveley and Spellbreaker by Blake Charlton.)

A Dribble of Ink

• The Extreme Ways of War Stories
• Armada is fucking terrible (Reprint from my blog)

The Barnes and Noble Sci-Fi Blog

You can read all of my posts for B&N here.

Notable posts:

• Before Star Wars: Rogue One Takes Off, a History of the X-Wing Series

• Evolution of a Space Epic: James S.A. Corey’s The Expanse

• Narratives of Modernization: China’s History of Science Fiction

• Mission Complete: Discussing The Red trilogy with Linda Nagata

• A New Golden Age of Short SFF: How Genre’s Earliest Days Are Informing Its Future

• Dark Run Deserves to be This Year’s Breakout Space Opera

• How Dark Matter Went from Graphic Novel to Syfy Hit

• A Brief History of Star Wars’ Mandalorian Warriors

• Does Science Fiction Have a Moral Imperative to Address Climate Change?

Building A Galaxy Far, Far Away (Five-Part Series):

• Building a Galaxy Far, Far Away: The Story of the Star Wars Expanded Universe, Episode I

• Building a Galaxy Far Far Away: Heir to the Films (1990-1994)

• Building a Galaxy Far, Far Away: New Stories (1995-1998)

• Building a Galaxy Far, Far Away: New Publisher, New Directions (1998-2005)

• Building a Galaxy Far, Far Away: Endings and Beginnings (2006-2015…and Beyond)

Expanse TV Show Recap series:

• The Expanse Book vs. TV Recap: Dulcinea

• The Expanse Book vs. TV Recap: The Big Empty

• The Expanse Book vs. TV Recap: Remember the Cant & CQB

• The Expanse Book vs. TV Recap: Back To The Butcher

• The Expanse Book vs. TV Recap: Retrofit

• The Expanse Book vs. TV Recap: Windmills

• The Expanse Book vs. TV Recap: Salvage

• The Expanse Book vs. TV Recap: Critical Mass & Leviathan Wakes

• The Expanse Season 1 Offers a Blueprint for Adapting a Novel Series to TV

blastr

• 21 great sci-fi movies and TV workplaces for a geek to get a job
• 83 Crazy Differences Between Fringe's Alternative Universe and Ours.
• 17 frigid worlds proving our snowpocalypse could have been WORSE
• 12 revolutionary uprisings from sci-fi movies, TV shows and books
• 23 of the world's geekiest sci-fi and fantasy statues
• 14 sci-fi and fantasy gangsters you definitely don't want to cross
• 13 Urban Legends and the Strange Supernatural Episodes They Inspired
• Groundhog Day and 24 more movie and TV days lived again and again
• Eight Actors who've worked both sides of the Star Trek / Star Wars Divide

Buzzfeed

• 12 Science Fiction And Fantasy Books To Look Forward To For January 2014
• The 19 Most Anticipated Science Fiction And Fantasy Books For 2014
• 2014 Philip K. Dick Award Nominees
• 20 Science Fiction And Fantasy Books Coming Out For February, 2014
• 2013 James Tiptree Jr. Winner And Honoree List
• 2013 Bram Stoker Award Final Ballot
• The 2013 Nebula Award Nominees!
• 22 Science Fiction And Fantasy Books For March 2014
• 2014 Compton Crook Award Finalists
• 33 SF/F Books Coming Out In April 2014 That You Need To Read
• British Science Fiction Association Award Winners!
• The 2014 Philip K. Dick Award Winner Is…
• 2014 Hugo And Campbell Awards Finalists
• 30 Science Fiction And Fantasy Books To Buy In May 2014
• The 2014 Locus Awards Finalists
• 2013 Shirley Jackson Awards Finalists
• 40 SF/F Books To Read In June 2014
• 32 Science Fiction, Fantasy And Similar Books To Dive Into This July
• 31 Science Fiction, Fantasy And Horror Books Released In August!
• 39 Science Fiction, Fantasy And Horror Books For September
• 39 Science Fiction, Fantasy And Horror Books To Pick Up In October
• 25 Books For November
• 21 Science Fiction And Fantasy Books To Pick Up This Holiday Season!
• 20 Science Fiction, Fantasy And Horror Novels To Get You Through January
• 31 Science Fiction, Fantasy And Horror Novels To Read In February!
• 25 Science Fiction, Fantasy And Horror Books To Read In March
• 23 Speculative Fiction Novels Released This April!
• 30 Science Fiction, Fantasy And Horror Books To Pick Up In May 2015
• 27 Speculative Fiction And Related Books To Read This June

Clarkesworld Magazine

• Destination: Mars

• Destination: Venus

• Destination: Luna

• Wagon Train to the Arctic

Functional Nerds

• Review: Hex, Allen M. Steele
• Review: Rule 34, Charles Stross

Geek Exchange

(Now Defunct)

• 10 Post-Apocalyptic Books (and a Graphic Novel) to Read After December 21st
• 12 Dystopian Future Films to Ride out the End of the World (If you still think there's a chance)
• 7 TV shows that Document the Collapse of (non-Mayan) Society
• 15 Great 2012 Science Fiction/Fantasy Books to Read in 2013
• 14 Noteworthy Science Fiction and Fantasy Books - January 2013
• The Monthly Science Fiction and Fantasy Book Drop – February 2013
• Review: The Office of Mercy, by Ariel Djanikian
• Geek’s Monthly Science Fiction and Fantasy Book Drop – March 2013
• Book Review: The Burn Zone, by James K. Decker
• Book Review: A Natural History of Dragons: A Memoir by Lady Trent, by Marie Brennan
• Book Review: Mad Scientist’s Guide To World Domination, edited by John Joseph Adams
• Geek's Science Fiction & Fantasy Book Drop - April 2013
• Book Review: NOS4A2, by Joe Hill
• Books: 2013 Hugo Award Nominees
• Book Review: Fade to Black, by Francis Knight
• The History of Serialized Fiction Gets a New Chapter
• Book Review: London Falling, by Paul Cornell
• Geek's Science Fiction & Fantasy Book Drop - May 2013
• Book Review: The Ocean at the End of the Lane, by Neil Gaiman
• Book Review: The Human Division, by John Scalzi
• Book Review: The Other Half of the Sky, edited by Athena Andreadis
• Geek’s Science Fiction & Fantasy Book Drop – June 2013
• Logical Crime Stoppers: Human and Robot Detectives
• The Monthly Science Fiction & Fantasy Book Drop – July 2013
• Adam Warrock Raps on Being a Star Wars, Sci-Fi, and Comics Geek
• Book Review: Love Minus Eighty, by Will McIntosh

Kirkus Reviews

• A Meeting in Geneva: The Birth of 'Frankenstein'

• The Strange Tale of Edgar Allan Poe and Jules Verne

• Ray Bradbury, 1920-2012

• H.G. Wells and the Decline of Empires

• Jules Verne's Moonshot

• Looking Far, Far into the Future: Olaf Stapledon

• Adapting Philip K. Dick in 'Total Recall' and more

• Hugo Gernsback: To Great Heights and Down Again

• Rounding out the Science Romances

• Exploring Lost Worlds: Arthur Conan Doyle's Professor Challenger

• A Brief History of the Vampire Novel

• Revisiting Bram Stoker's Horror Masterpiece, 'Dracula'

• H.P. Lovecraft and the Other

• A Kind of Fairy Tale: George MacDonald

• J.R.R. Tolkien and the Great War

• There and Back Again: A Hobbit's Tale (Reprinted in Portuguese in Dagon Magazine)

• T.H. White's 'Once and Future King'

• The Amazing Adventures of E.E. 'Doc' Smith

• Edgar Rice Burroughs and the Moons of Mars

• The Many Names of Catherine Lucille Moore

• John Campbell Jr., 'Astounding Magazine' And the Start of the Golden Age

• Isaac Asimov and the Three Laws of Robotics

• Leigh Brackett's Planetary Romances

• Asimov, de Camp and Heinlein at the Naval Air Experimental Station

• The Connections of Judith Merril

• The Futurians and the 1939 World Science Fiction Convention

• The Nomadic Alfred Bester, Renaissance Man

• Jack Vance, Inventor of Worlds

• Changing the Playing Field: H.L. Gold & Galaxy Science Fiction

• A Brief History of the Dystopian Novel

• The Ignition Point of Ray Bradbury

• The Elusive Margaret St. Clair

• A.E. van Vogt and the Fix Up novel

• Donald Wollheim and the Ace Double Novel

• The Technological History of Science Fiction

• Frederik Pohl & C.M. Kornbluth: Space Merchants

• Robert Heinlein's Starship Troopers & The Cold War

• The Untimely Death of Robert E. Howard

• The Fantastic Worlds of Lord Dunsany

• The Troubled History of 'Weird Tales' Magazine

• America's First Fantasist: Washington Irving

• Tom Swift and the Stratemeyer Syndicate

• The Unauthorized Lord of the Rings

• The Influential Pulp Career of Francis Stevens

• Reading up on SF History

• The Fantastic Foresight of Katherine MacLean

• Arthur C. Clarke, Proselytizer Of Space

• The Big Ideas of James Blish

• The Clients of Agent Virginia Kidd

• The Innumerable Short Stories of Theodore Sturgeon

• The Meteoric Rise and Fall of Gnome Press

• The Transformation of George R.R. Martin

• Anne McCaffrey's Dragons

• SFWA and the 'Science Fiction Hall of Fame' Anthologies

• L. Frank Baum's Wonderful Land of Oz

• Andre Norton's YA Novels

• Larry Niven's Ringworld and Known Space Stories

• Octavia E. Butler: Expanding Science Fiction’s Horizons

• Frank Herbert's Epic Dune Series

• 30 Years of William Gibson's Neuromancer

• The Left and Right Hands of Ursula K. Le Guin

• Stanislaw Lem and His Push For Deeper Thinking

• Madeleine L'Engle's Wrinkle in Time

• Joe Haldeman's The Forever War

• The Slow Unveiling of James Tiptree Jr.

• The Radical Joanna Russ

• The Worlds of C.J. Cherryh

• Iain M. Banks’ Culture Novels

• Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars

• The Rise of the Paperback Novel

• The Trickle-Down Effect of Genre Bookselling

• Captain Video and his Science Fiction Authors

• The Blazing World of Margaret Cavendish

• In Memoriam: Sir Terry Pratchett, 1948-2015

• Jack Williamson’s Space Operas

• A. Merritt and Plausible Science Fiction

• Science Fiction's Culture Wars

• The Highly Amusing Douglas Adams

• John Wyndham and the Global Expansion of Science Fiction

• The Not-So-Typical Adventures of Lois McMaster Bujold

• The High-Stakes Thrills of Michael Crichton

• Science Fiction on the Small Screen

• The Pioneering Clare Winger Harris

• Orson Scott Card's Career-Defining Story, Ender's Game

• Genre and Margaret Atwood

• The Early Career of Leslie F. Stone

• The Visionary Omni Magazine

• Pierre Boulle's Planet of the Apes

• The Metamorphosis of Astounding Science Fiction

• The Cosmic Horror of William M. Sloane

• Playboy's Science Fiction

• Edward Ellis and the Steam Man of the Prairie

• Philip K. Dick's Alternate Histories

• Alan Dean Foster and the Adventures of Luke Skywalker

• Terry Brooks' Sword of Shannara

• Fredric Brown's Arena

• Building a Brand: Tom Doherty’s Tor Books

• The Adventures of the LA Science Fantasy Society

• The Innovative Jim Baen

• Unauthorized Stories: Fan Fiction and Fandom

• Members Only: The Rise of the Science Fiction Book Club

• Gaming the System: The 1987 Hugo Awards

• The Year’s Best Science Fiction and Gardner Dozois

• Travelling Time with Connie Willis

• The Future Histories of Poul Anderson

• The Absurd Kurt Vonnegut

• The Unidentified Adventures of Raymond A. Palmer

• To Boldly Imagine: Star Trek’s Half Century

• Jerry Pournelle and the Personal Computer

• Shirley Jackson, the Queen of American Horror

• The Ship of Fools and The End of the Space Race

• Art is Action: Le Guin’s The Word for World is Forest

• Wayne Barlowe’s Illustrated Aliens

io9

These are the posts that I've done for io9:

• What a Stormtrooper Is Made Of
• Trilobites: The Greatest Survivors in Earth's History
• The History (and Future) of Commercial Space Flight
• Nine Scifi Books That Deserve To Be Films
• "Wired for War" Asks What Happens When Robots Kill for Us
• Guns, Bugs and Powered Armor: The Most Realistic Military Science Fiction
• The 3 Laws May Not Be Enough To Guide Robot Warriors
• 10 Unsinkable Science Fiction Stories About The Titanic
• This day in 1970: Apollo 13 Returns Home
• A History of Uranium, the Rock That Nuked the World
• What's The Difference Between Space Opera and Military SF?
• We're Heading For A New Cold War, Argues Futurist
• The Cold War in Science Fiction
• What Stargate Universe Can Teach The Business World
• Your Military Science Fiction Isn't Military Science Fiction
• "Shadowline" Follows A Family of Mercenaries In Space (Repost from SF Signal)
• Obama's Plans For NASA: Mars By 2030, $6 Billion Budget Increase Today
• Paolo Bacigalupi's "Ship Breaker" imagines the polluted future of the Gulf Coast (Repost from Worlds in a Grain of Sand)
• What is Military Science Fiction?
• The Era of American Space Exploration is Just Beginning
• Is Military Science Fiction Nationalistic?
• [Book Review] The Neil DeGrasse Tyson Book You Should Give To All Your Friends
• Minority Report really did predict the future
• Some of the Coolest Space War Stories You’ve Ever Seen
• One Anthology Contains the Most Amazing Visions of Future Japan
• The History of How We Discovered All the Planets in the Solar System
• Abaddon's Gate is literary space opera at its absolute best
• How to Build an Army in Space
• Brilliance is an alternate history of non-neurotypicals in America
• James Gunn's Transcendental feels like a lost Golden Age classic
• Mark Charan Newton's Drakenfeld: a Thriller in an Epic Fantasy World
• New book Fortune's Pawn is like Firefly told by Lois McMaster Bujold
• In Fiddlehead, Cherie Priest ends the Clockwork Century with a bang
• This is why you are eating more meat
• Lavie Tidhar's Violent Century is like Watchmen on crack
• The Emperor's Blades may be the year's breakout epic war fantasy
• Craving a new military science fiction thrillride? Pick up these books
• Myke Cole's Breach Zone is like the Dark Knight Rises with Sorcery
• The Golem and the Jinni is a powerful masterpiece of historical fantasy
• Daniel Suarez's Influx Shows The Paranoid Side of Techno-Optimism
• North American Lake Monsters is weird horror at its best
• Afterparty is a cutting edge story about how science will change us
• With Honor's Knight, Rachel Bach's Space-Opera Trilogy Gets Truly Epic
• With Defenders, Will McIntosh goes big
• The Secret Life Of Sally Ride, The First American Woman In Space
• Pixar Didn't Just Change the World of Film -- It Transformed Business
• In Cibola Burn, a Space Colony is Torn Apart by Racism from Earth
• The Three By Sarah Lotz Could Be This Summer's Most Engrossing Thriller
• In Jeff Vandermeer's Authority, Even the Desk Jobs are Weird
• Full Fathom Five Confirms Max Gladstone As An Author To Watch
• Lock In Is One Of John Scalzi's Most Accessible (And Relevant) Novels
• Republic Of Thieves Proves That A Fantasy Novel Can Be Epic AND Fun
• Rooms Is The Perfect Novel For Long Scary Fall Nights
• The Most Indispensible Book About Star Wars You'll Read This Year
• The Real Story Of Apollo 17... And Why We Never Went Back To The Moon
• The Doubt Factory Is Paolo Bacigalupi's Most Political Novel Yet
• With War Dogs, Greg Bear Takes Military SF To Some Very Strange Places
• Everybody Needs To Read PW Singer's Book On Cybersecurity And Cyberwar
• Providence of Fire Is The Perfect Blend of Politics, Magic and Action
• Acceptance Proves Weird Stories Are The Best Way To Understand Our World
• The Complete History Of Ceres, The Planet (?) Between Mars And Jupiter
• Gemini Cell Is A Great Love Story That Deals With The True Cost Of War
• An Eye-Opening Look At The Sudden Rise Of Private Armies
• Ken Liu's Grace Of Kings Is The Bold Epic Fantasy We've Been Waiting For
• In The Wake Of Tomorrowland's Failure, Disney Kills Tron 3.
• How Stargate and Star Trek Paved the Way for the Marvel Movie Universe.
• For Cartoon Studies Graduates, Even The Diploma Is A Work Of Art.
• Author Paolo Bacigalupi Shares Thoughts On Optimistic Science Fiction.
• Tonight, Halt and Catch Fire's New Season Takes On Computer Gaming.
• This Action-Packed Book About A Female Ghostbuster Will Blow Your Mind.
• The Secret Of Mad Max: Fury Road's Brilliance: It's All In The Editing.
• Nemesis Games is James S.A. Corey’s Empire Strikes Back
• Rebel Alliance Cops Arrest Stormtrooper Outside of School.
• We Can't Stop Watching This Music Video About The Colonization Of Mars.
• Read The First Chapters From Long Lost Star Wars Novel Heart Of The Jedi.
• Plan Out Your Superhero Theater Trips With This Handy Chart.
• Careless InGen Employees Forget Dinosaur In London's Waterloo Station.
• D-Day Could Easily Have Been An Epic Disaster.
• 50 Years Ago, Ed White Became The First American To Walk In Space.
• Watch the Nebula Awards Live, Presented By Nick Offerman!.
• Women Dominate The 2015 Nebula Awards.
• Marvel Comics Reboot Includes Two Wolverines.
• We're About To Get A Lot More Hours Of The Stand Than We Thought.
• Learn How To Play Quidditch The Right Way.
• Learn About The Modern Masters of Science Fiction With This Great Series.
• Guardians Of The Galaxy Writer Nicole Perlman To Pen Wool Adaptation.
• Matt Damon Is Hilariously Profane In The First Look At The Martian.
• Alastair Reynolds' Slow Bullets Is A Fast, Clever Space Opera.
• Gemini 4 Spouses Check In With The Astronauts At Mission Control, 1965.

Read my full list of posts.

Selected posts:

• In The Wake Of Tomorrowland's Failure, Disney Kills Tron 3
• How Stargate and Star Trek Paved the Way for the Marvel Movie Universe
• This Action-Packed Book About A Female Ghostbuster Will Blow Your Mind
• Nemesis Games is James S.A. Corey’s Empire Strikes Back
• Read The First Chapters From Long Lost Star Wars Novel Heart Of The Jedi
• Women Dominate The 2015 Nebula Awards
• Alastair Reynolds' Slow Bullets Is A Fast, Clever Space Opera
• Killjoys Is The Space Opera We've Been Waiting For Since Firefly
• Cuba's Vision Of The Future, As Seen Through Two New Translated Novels
• Tin Men Is An Action-Packed Examination Of Drone Warfare
• Ghost Fleet Reveals The Terrifying Future of Warfare
• When We Discovered Pluto, It Changed How We Saw The Solar System
• So You Want To Join The Empire: Building Stormtrooper Armor
• Can A Home Drone Kill You? The Mythbusters Test With A Chicken Says Yes
• 11 History Books You Should Read Before Writing Your Military SF Novel
• It's Survival Of The Fittest In John Scalzi's The End Of All Things
• What Alien Or Droid Is Alan Tudyk Playing In Star Wars: Rogue One? [Updated]
• Jurassic World's Colin Trevorrow Will Direct Star Wars Episode IX
• A Girl Was Bullied For Liking Star Wars, And Was Helped In The Best Way 
• This Is What The 2015 Hugo Ballot Should Have Been
• Read Over The Entire History of Gaming In A Brief History Of Video Games
• The Long Way To A Small Angry Planet Is This Year’s Most Delightful Space Opera
• Locke & Key Is Just As Haunting As An Audio Drama As It Is A Graphic Novel
• Michigan Farmer Uncovers Rare, Near-Complete Woolly Mammoth Fossil In Field
• Father Of The Space Shuttle, George Mueller, Dies At Age 97
• Lightless Is A Fascinating Thriller Set Far Out In The Solar System 
• RIP Melissa Mathison, The Woman Who Gave Us E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial
• To Save The Alien Universe, Fox Should Take A Leaf From Marvel's Playbook
• Zen Cho's Sorcerer To The Crown Shows What Happens When Politics And Magic Mix
• The Amazing Books That Will Make Your Loved Ones Fall in Love With Reading Again
• The First Time NASA Docked with a Soviet Spacecraft in Orbit
• The Man In The High Castle Is This Year's Most Political Show, And What It Reveals Is Frightening
• Our Visit to the Mind-Blowingly Realistic Spaceship Sets of Syfy's The Expanse
• The Heartwarming Story Behind R2-KT, And How She Joined Star Wars Canon
• Galactic Warfighters Bridges The Gap Between Science Fictional War And Reality
• Include These Anti-Cheese Star Wars Prequels While You Prepare For The Force Awakens
• We Always Knew They'd Come Back: Here's The Trailer For Independence Day Resurgence
• SyFy's Magicians Is a Perfect Counterpoint To Television's Epic Fantasies
• African-Inspired Space Opera Yohancé Is Going To Be Our Next Obsession
• Mercury Redstone 1A Launched Into Space On This Day In 1960
• Tales From The Loop Is A Stunning Book Of Alternate Nostalgia
• The Force Awakens Obliterated Box Office Records In Its First Weekend
• The Very Best Science Fiction And Fantasy Books Of 2015
• This Set Of Spartan Armor Will Knock You Flat With Sheer Awesomeness
• Jeff Vandermeer On Why Leena Krohn's Fiction Is So Important To Read
• Happy 100th Birthday to Leigh Brackett, the Queen of Space Opera!
• The Moon Is A Devastating Mistress In Ian McDonald's Luna: New Moon
• 8 Parts of the Star Wars Expanded Universe That Should Have Stayed Canon
• There'll Be No Winds Of Winter Before Game Of Thrones Season 6
• That Moment When Black Mirror's Christmas Episode Got Super Creepy
• The Shannara Chronicles Starts Off With A Dense And Entertaining Pilot
• Kim Petersen's Jaw-Dropping Images Take Us To New Worlds
• Kirby Krackle Rocks Out To All Things Nerd In Their Latest Album, Mutate Baby!
• China Miéville Novella This Census-Taker Is A Strange Meditation On Stories And Memory
• 40 Science Fiction and Fantasy Books That Will Rock Your World In 2016
• Darth Vader Delivered A 3D Printed Arm To Boy In Need
• 19 Science Fiction Shows And Movies To Binge On While The Blizzard Has Trapped You Inside

The Verge

My articles can be found here.

Gizmodo

Here's a selection of pieces from Gizmodo:

• The Impact Site Of Apollo 16's Third Stage Booster Has Been Found On The Moon
• The James Webb Space Telescope's First Mirror Has Been Installed!
• Here's Our Closest Look At Amazon's Drone Delivery Service
• 3.3 Million Hello Kitty Accounts Exposed In Database Breach
• The Latest Images From Ceres Show Off A Stunningly Beautiful Cratered Surface
• The Discovery Of The Solar System Included Some Dead Ends In The Hunt For Vulcan
• These 3D Printed Trilobites Are Absolutely Stunning
• We Met Uranus, Our Solar System's Weirdest Planet, 30 Years Ago Today