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03 Aug, 2009

Kevin J. Maroney on the Semiprozine Hugo

Posted by: Neil Clarke In: discussion elsewhere

Kevin J. Maroney is one of the managing editors of The New York Review of Science Fiction, one of this year’s Best Semiprozine Hugo nominees. Over on his blog, he makes a strong case for the continuation of the award. Definitely recommended reading for those interested in this issue. You can find his post at [...]

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29 Apr, 2009

New York Review of Science Fiction (NYRSF)

Posted by: Markets In: 2009 Hugo Nominees|Print|Publications

Established: 1988 Editors: Kathryn Cramer, Kris Dikeman, David G. Hartwell, & Kevin J. Maroney Overview: NYRSF is a monthly 24-page magazine of book reviews and criticism covering the science fiction and fantasy field published by Dragon Press, and run by an all-volunteer staff. The New York Review of Science Fiction was founded in 1988 by [...]

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