Go, Voyager 1!

Voyager 1 has left the solar system.

Galaxy's Edge - Issue 4

The September issue of Galaxy's Edge is now available for free online reading!

This month's contents include both new and reprint stories, by Nancy Kress, Nick T. Chan, Janis Ian, Robert Silverberg, Ed McKeown, Maureen McHugh, and several others.

For a full listing of the 10 stories, novel excerpt, serialization, and columns, go to the Galaxy's Edge home page. You'll be able to read Issue 4 free online until Issue 5 debuts on November 1.

If you'd rather not read online, the magazine can be purchased for reading as a mobi or epub file, or as a PDF. A print version is also available, and you can buy an annual subscription via Weightless Books. (Links for all these options are on the magazine's home page.)

We hope you enjoy this latest issue of Galaxy's Edge!

This month's free e-book from Phoenix Pick

The free e-book for September from Phoenix Pick is The River of Dancing Gods by Jack L. Chalker. You'll find instructions for download in our newsletter.

Thanks to SF Signal for spreading the word!

Eye test

This one?

Image Credit: NASA, ESA, Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA), and IPHAS

or this one?

This month's free e-book from Phoenix Pick

The free e-book for July from Phoenix Pick is Rogue Queen by L. Sprague de Camp.
You'll find instructions for download in our newsletter.

Thanks to SF Signal  and SFFWorld.com for helping spread the word!

Galaxy's Edge - Issue 3

The July issue of Galaxy's Edge is now available for free online reading!

This month's contents include both new and reprint stories, by Laurie Tom, Michael Flynn, Brennan Harvey, Jack Williamson, and several others. Gregory Benford is the magazine's science columnist. Paul Cook provides another batch of book reviews.

For a full listing of the 10 stories, novel excerpt, serialization, and columns, go to the Galaxy's Edge home page. You'll be able to read Issue 3 free online until Issue 4 debuts on September 1.

If you'd rather not read online, the magazine can be purchased for reading as a MOBI or epub file, or as a PDF. A print version is also available, and you can get an annual subscription via Weightless Books. (Links for all these options are on the magazine's home page.

We hope you enjoy this latest issue of Galaxy's Edge!

Seattle sets a record with books

Seattle Public Library (Photographer: Rem Koolhaas)

 

Oooh, but as a book lover, the video was a bit painful to watch, especially certain parts!

Did you know that SF writer Nancy Kress lives in Seattle? And that the Association of Writers & Writing Programs will hold its 2014 conference there?