Dislocated Fictions
a column by Gabriel Chouinard
Gabriel Chouinard's column is dedicated to exposing the risk-takers working in SF and fantasy. He calls them the Next Wave, in a nod to the obvious influences that the New Wave writers had upon them. To quote Gabe:
"Life is about fantasy. Fantasy is about life. It is a come hither, go yon relationship at best. At worst, it is a recipe for confusion and circular logic, a futile grasping for what is real and what is not; what is possible and what is not ... It is memory and extrapolation all balled into one babbling voice inside our heads, clambering for attention. It is what makes us all a bit schizophrenic."

Dislocated Fictions
a column by Gabriel Chouinard
Gabriel Chouinard's column is dedicated to exposing the risk-takers working in SF and fantasy. He calls them the Next Wave, in a nod to the obvious influences that the New Wave writers had upon them. Here, he lobs a few high, hard ones in the direction of SF criticism and reviewing plus where you can find books worthy of the term offbeat, literate fantastica. He also begins the formation of the Free Alliance -- a linkage of all websites that share a similar focus on literary SF.

Dislocated Fictions
a column by Gabriel Chouinard
Gabriel Chouinard's column is dedicated to exposing the risk-takers working in SF and fantasy. He calls them the Next Wave, in a nod to the obvious influences that the New Wave writers had upon them. Here, he gives us some thoughts on 'escapism' as the antithesis of fantastic literature rather than its synonym. Here too are Gabe's views of Anselm Audley's Heresy and The King of Elfland's Daughter by Lord Dunsany.

Dislocated Fictions
a column by Gabriel Chouinard
Gabriel Chouinard's column is dedicated to exposing the risk-takers working in SF and fantasy. He calls them the Next Wave, in a nod to the obvious influences that the New Wave writers had upon them. Here, he writes about authors crossing over into the mainstream, a magazine you should read and 3 authors who have consistently changed the face of speculative fiction.

Dislocated Fictions
a column by Gabriel Chouinard
Gabriel Chouinard's column is dedicated to exposing the risk-takers working in SF and fantasy. He calls them the Next Wave, in a nod to the obvious influences that the New Wave writers had upon them. Here, he gives us an idea of why he presses on in his one-man battle for revolution, an apology, a glimpse of a 128-page illustrated novel, Frightening Curves, and a 20-questions interview with Kuo-Yu Liang, the Associate Publisher of Del Rey books.

Dislocated Fictions
a column by Gabriel Chouinard
Gabriel Chouinard's column is dedicated to exposing the risk-takers working in SF and fantasy. He calls them the Next Wave, in a nod to the obvious influences that the New Wave writers had upon them. Here, he gives us some ideas on changing a publisher's mind after they scuppered a book and he tells us what titles have got him buzzed.

Dislocated Fictions
a column by Gabriel Chouinard
Gabriel Chouinard's column is dedicated to exposing the risk-takers working in SF and fantasy. He calls them the Next Wave, in a nod to the obvious influences that the New Wave writers had upon them. Here, he gives us some ideas on how how you can get good fantastic fiction from publishers and how publishers can get it to you.

Dislocated Fictions
a column by Gabriel Chouinard
Dedicated to exposing the risk-takers working in SF and fantasy, Gabe provides the beginnings of an open letter to SF readers encouraging them to open their minds, to open their eyes, and to pay attention what is going on in publishing and how you can change it. He also offers a recommendation or two on what's worth reading these days.

Dislocated Fictions
a column by Gabriel Chouinard
Gabriel Chouinard is SF Site's new columnist. His column is dedicated to exposing the risk-takers working in SF and fantasy. In this column, he has a burr under his saddle when he suggests that there's more to life than Tolkien-Lite. He says, "speculative fiction is about language and art, imagination and commentary, beauty and horror all wrapped into a shiny package called New and Different."

Dislocated Fictions
a column by Gabriel Chouinard
Gabriel Chouinard is SF Site's new columnist. His column is dedicated to exposing the risk-takers working in SF and fantasy. He calls them the Next Wave, in a nod to the obvious influences that the New Wave writers had upon them. Here, he introduces the topic and asks Michael Moorcock for his thoughts.