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It has only been a short while since we revamped the SF Site. The list of reviews has grown
and our reviewers have each built something of a following. In order to help you out,
we've created a page where each one's reviews are grouped together along with
a brief note about them. For your convenience all their reviews are listed here.
In order to prevent swelled heads and hurt feelings, the list is alphabetical
with their latest at the top of each group.
For some of our reviewers, it has been awhile since their last review. For others, they have moved on to other endeavours. Because our Featured Reviews Sorted by Reviewer page has grown so large, their entries have been moved to this Reviewer Alumni Page. |
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Alex Anderson Alex Anderson is a long-time SF reader just pompous enough to believe other people may want to read the meanderings he scribbles down between fits of extreme lethargy he calls contemplation. |
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Catherine Asaro Catherine Asaro is a quantum physicist and the author of The Last Hawk and two other novels. |
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Don Bassingthwaite Don Bassingthwaite is the author of Such Pain (HarperPrism), Breathe Deeply (White Wolf), and Pomegranates Full and Fine (White Wolf), tie-in novels to White Wolf's World of Darkness role-playing games. He can't remember when he started reading science fiction, but has been gaming since high school (and, boy, is his dice arm tired!). |
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Ann Benson Novelist Ann Benson is the author of The Plague Tales (Delacorte, 1997). |
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Jeff Berkwits Jeff Berkwits publishes ASTERISM: The Journal of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Space Music. |
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John Berlyne John Berlyne is a book junkie with a serious habit. He is the long time UK editor of Sfrevu.com and is widely acknowledged to be the leading expert on the works of Tim Powers. John's extensive Powers Bibliography "Secret Histories" will be published in April 2009 by PS Publishing. When not consuming genre fiction, John owns and runs North Star Delicatessen, a gourmet food outlet in Chorlton, Manchester. |
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Lisa Brunetta Slave to the written word that she is, Lisa makes it a point to fit in reading time between working, taking care of her infant daughter, and making weird and wonderful things with stained glass and clay. Science fiction and fantasy are her poisons of choice (heavy on the fantasy). |
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Kristen Chew During the day, Kristen Chew is an editor with University of Toronto Press. The rest of the time, she tries to learn Japanese and wonders hopelessly why she doesn't have anywhere near as much time as she used to. |
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Thomas Cunningham Thomas Cunningham is an independent corporate coach working in the software industry. Bad science fiction films give him a rash. |
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Alice Dechene Alice taught Comparative Literature and French at the University of Illinois. Her time is taken up these days with her two children. |
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Lucy Dechene Lucy Dechene is professor of Mathematics at Fitchburg State College, Mass. |
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Chris Donner Chris Donner is a freelance writer and magazine editor living in Manhattan and working in Connecticut. He will read almost anything once, as it makes the train ride go faster. He is currently writing a screenplay, a novel, several short stories, a collection of poems, and a letter to his mother. The letter will probably be done first. |
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S. Kay Elmore S. Kay Elmore is a graphic artist, writer and corporate wage slave. She edits The Orphic Chronicle, an online magazine, and tries to make ends meet by writing and developing corporate newsletters and web sites. |
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Glen Engel-Cox Glen Engel-Cox is the creator of FIRST IMPRESSIONS, one of the first and most well-established SF review sites on the Web. |
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Kim Fawcett Kim Fawcett works, reads, writes, and occasionally sleeps in Ottawa, Canada. A day job writing for the hi-tech industry hinders her creative efforts, but has no effect at all on her book-a-week reading habit. She dreams of (a) winning the lottery, (b) publishing a novel, © traveling the world, and (d) doing all of the above all at once. |
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Jonathan Fesmire Jonathan Fesmire lives in sunny California, near the beach, but ironically prefers dusk to midday and cool weather to hot. He enjoys writing, art, and spending time with his family. He also enjoys traveling -- he has been to France, Germany, Estonia, Ireland, Canada, and Poland -- and sometimes combines his love of travel with his love of speculative fiction by attending conventions. His fiction has been published in Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine and elsewhere. |
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Robert Francis Robert Francis is by profession a geologist, and, perhaps due to some hidden need for symmetry, spends his spare time looking at the stars. He is married, has a son, and is proud that the entire family would rather read anything remotely resembling literature than watch Jerry Springer. |
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Jennifer & Chris Goheen Jennifer Goheen recently started middle school and her dad, Chris Goheen works in the field of on-line process optimization. |
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Sabrina Goldstein Sabrina is an elementary school teacher in Anaheim, California. |
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Jim Greer Jim Greer is free-lance journalist so he can spend more quality time chasing his 2 year old around. |
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Henry Harding Henry Harding has been gaming since he was knee high to an elf. If only someone would pry the dice out of his hands he might get started on that sequel to War and Peace he's been thinking of writing. |
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Todd Jackson Todd Jackson teaches a course in Science Fiction at Goucher College in Baltimore, Maryland, while writing the first of a series of African-American science fiction novels, titled The Lou Douglas Network. |
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Thomas Julian Tom Julian is a teleplay and short story writer. Check out his web magazine, The Outpost |
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Harriet Klausner Harriet was an acquisitions librarian in Pennsylvania and she wrote a monthly review column of recommended reads. She found she liked reviewing and went on to freelance, after her son was born. She has 2 dogs, a cairn and a pom, and four cats. And she has a 21 year old son and a husband who wants to, but is nowhere near retiring. She is a speed reader (a gift she was born with) and reads two books a day. |
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Tim Krauskopf Tim Krauskopf was recently appointed Head of Information Services at the Field Museum of National History. |
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Steve Lazarowitz Steve Lazarowitz reads and writes fantasy and SF. His work has been published in a number of online 'zines and he is the editor of the Dragonclaw Showcase. His short story anthology A Creative Edge: Tales of Speculation is due out from Domhan books in 1999. |
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Ernest Lilley Ernest Lilley is the former Sr. Editor/Publisher of SFRevu (www.sfrevu.com) and former radio Co-Host of Sci-Fi Talk with Tony Tellado. He currently publishes TechRevu (www.techrevu.com), occasionally writes for science and technology publications, and is Interactive Strategist for a DC based association (NAESP). He likes station wagons, road trips, and digital photography and currently lives in the Gernsback Continuum with that classic trope of SF, a red headed heroine. He can be found here on Facebook. |
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Steven MacDonald Steven MacDonald developed an abiding interest in the Fantasy/SF genre at the tender age of 14, when he chanced upon a copy of Analog. |
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Paul J. McAuley Paul J. McAuley is the award-winning author of Four Hundred Billion Stars and Fairyland. He also produces a regular review column for Interzone and contributes reviews to Foundation. His latest novel, Child of the River, is available from Gollancz and Avon EOS. More information is available at his website. |
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Katharine Mills Katharine Mills would like to read for a living, but those jobs are few and far between. She lives in Southern Ontario with her big hairy husband and three small hairy cats. |
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Thomas Myer Thomas Myer takes great pleasure in editing TV commentators during crisis broadcasts, growing weeds in his garden, and waking at five a.m. to heap insults on his neighbor's cat. |
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Ken Newquist Kenneth Newquist is a confessed science fiction/fantasy addict living in Easton, Pennsylvania, and working as a webmaster at a small university in New Jersey. He's regular contributor to Science Fiction Weekly and is the editor of the speculative fiction webzine Nuketown. |
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Lela Olszewski Lela Olszewski is an avid reader of science fiction, fantasy, mystery and romance, as well as an eclectic mix of other fiction and non-fiction. She is also a librarian with an interest in readers' advisory, and believes fully in Rosenberg's Law: Never apologize for your reading tastes. She has no cats. |
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Leon Olszewski Leon Olszewski is the Manager of Network Services at Spyglass, Inc. He goes to the occasional costume party, though he does not wear a mask on the street. |
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A. John O'Neill John O'Neill is the Founder of the SF Site. He is a recovering biblioholic. |
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Rebecca Pausley Rebecca Pausley is an avid reader of science fiction averaging 1-3 books a week depending on the length of the book and how her work week has gone. Recent treats include David Edding's Polgara the Sorceress, the entire Deryni series by Katherine Kurtz and Gregory Keyes two book series, The Waterborn and Blackgod. From time to time she'll re-read a number of books just to be sure she was right. |
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Todd Richmond Todd is a plant molecular developmental biologist who has finally finished 23 years of formal education. He recently fled Madison, WI for the warmer but damper San Francisco Bay Area and likes bad movies, good science fiction, and role-playing games. He began reading science fiction at the age of eight, starting with Heinlein, Silverberg, and Tom Swift books, and has a great fondness for tongue-in-cheek fantasy àla Terry Pratchett, Craig Shaw Gardner and Robert Asprin. |
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Todd Ruthman Todd Ruthman is the SF Site Poetry Editor. |
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Kim Seidman Kim Seidman enjoys spending her rare moments of peace and quiet reading a good book. |
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Craig Shackleton Craig Shackleton tries not to let real life interfere with his role-playing games or his historical sword-fighting any more than it has to. |
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Mark Shainblum Mark Shainblum is the co-editor of Arrowdreams: An Anthology Of Alternate Canadas, the first anthology of Canadian alternate histories. A veteran of the comic book field, Mark co-created the 1980s Canadian superhero Northguard and currently writes the Canadian political parody series Angloman as a series of paperback books and for the daily Montreal Gazette. He lives in Montreal with his computer, his slippers and a motley collection of books. |
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Lucy Snyder Lucy Snyder is a contributing editor for HMS Beagle, the managing editor of BioTech, and the editor/publisher of Dark Planet. A member of the '95 Clarionistas, she lives in Bloomington, IN with three plants and a monster named Lump who lives under her bed. |
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Mark Sumner Mark Sumner is the author of two fantasy novels of the Wild West, Devil's Tower (a 1996 World Fantasy Award nominee) and Devil's Engine, both from Del Rey. He also writes about Savannah Skye, a journalist of strange events, in her adventures News From the Edge: The Monster of Minnesota News From the Edge: Insanity, Illinois from Ace. |
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Duane Swierczynski Duane Swierczynski is an editor at Details magazine who lives in Brooklyn, NY with his wife and three clinically insane cats. He writes a monthly book review column for Spicy Green Iguana, and has contributed fiction to GothicNet, Dark Planet, FrightNet, and Planet Magazine. In college, he loved Shakespeare's "Henry IV" so much that he spent months looking for parts I, II, and III. |
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Jean-Louis Trudel Jean-Louis Trudel is a busy, bilingual writer from Canada, with two novels and fourteen young adult books to his credit in French. He's also a moderately prolific reviewer and short story writer. |
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David A. Truesdale Dave Truesdale has edited Tangent and now Tangent Online since 1993. It has been nominated for the Hugo Award four times, and the World Fantasy Award once. A former editor of the Bulletin of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America, he also served as a World Fantasy Award judge in 1998, and currently writes an original online column for The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction. |
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Alexander von Thorn Alexander von Thorn is actively involved in many aspects of science fiction fandom. He is deputy head of programming for Torcon III, the 61st World Science Fiction Convention, and vice-chair of the Seattle in '05 bid for the North American Science Fiction Convention. He is nominated for the 2002 Aurora Award, the Canadian science fiction awards, for fan writing. In his day job he is a manager of technical support at WorldCom, a global data communications organization. He is also a member of the Ink*Specs writing circle in Toronto and is an avid watcher of (digitally enhanced) bad television. |
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Jeri Wright Jeri is a voracious reader who believes that paradise could well be a quiet afternoon, unlimited chocolate, and a novel to lose herself in. She reads and reviews all types of fiction, and enjoys sharing her life long passion for books with like-minded readers. |
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