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Locus, October 2018 T A B L E o f C O N T E N T S October 2018 • Issue 693 • Vol. 81 • No. 4 51st Year of Publication • 30-Time Hugo Winner CHARLES N. BROWN Founder (1968-2009) Cover and Interview Designs by Francesca Myman LIZA GROEN TROMBI Editor-in-Chief KIRSTEN GONG-WONG Managing Editor MARK R. KELLY Locus Online Editor CAROLYN F. CUSHMAN TIM PRATT Senior Editors FRANCESCA MYMAN Design Editor ARLEY SORG Associate Editor LAUREL AMBERDINE JOSH PEARCE Web & Assistant Editors BOB BLOUGH Editorial Assistant JONATHAN STRAHAN Reviews Editor TERRY BISSON LIZ BOURKE KAREN BURNHAM KATHARINE COLDIRON AMY GOLDSCHLAGER PAULA GURAN Eight Light Minutes and others visit the Locus office: Zhao Shan, Yao Xue, Fan Yilun, Zhao Ping, Liza Groen Trombi, KAREN HABER Yang Feng, Bao Shu, Xi Xia, Chi Qiang, Zhang Fan RICH HORTON RUSSELL LETSON ADRIENNE MARTINI I N T E R V I E W S IAN MOND N.K. Jemisin: Change Theory / 10 COLLEEN MONDOR GARY K. WOLFE Kate Elliott: Visible Women / 34 Contributing Editors ALVARO ZINOS-AMARO M A I N S T O R I E S / 6 Roundtable Blog Editor Space and Time Magazine to Close • Dragon Awards Winners • The New Academy Prize Shortlist WILLIAM G. CONTENTO • Hard Brexit Poses Threat to Ingram, EU-Based POD Publishers • Dwarf Stars Award Winners Computer Projects • Dragon Con 2018 Locus, The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field (ISSN 0047-4959), is published monthly, at $7.50 per copy, by Locus Publications, 655 13th Street, Suite TH E D A T A F I L E / 7 100, Oakland CA 94612. Please send all mail to: Locus Publications, 655 13th, Suite 100, Oakland CA 94612. 2018 National Book Awards Longlists • Bookstore News • Awards News • World Conventions News Telephone (510) 339-9196. FAX (510) 740-9868. E-mail: <[email protected]>. 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Reviews by Adrienne Martini / 21 The Wild Dead, Carrie Vaughn; Before Mars, Emma Newman; Apocalypse Nyx, Kameron Hurley; The Stars Now Unclaimed, Drew Williams. Tade Thompson (2017) Reviews by Ian Mond / 22 Chercher La Femme, L. Timmel Duchamp; Freshwater, Akwaeke Emezi; The Emissary (AKA The Last p. 22 Children of Tokyo), Yoko Tawada. Reviews by Colleen Mondor / 23 The City of Sand, Tianxia Bachang; A Blade So Black, L.L. McKinney; The Agony House, Cherie Priest. Reviews by Carolyn Cushman / 25 Magic Triumphs, Ilona Andrews; Séances Are for Suckers, Tamara Berry; Smoke and Iron, Rachel Caine; Night and Silence, Seanan McGuire; The Way of the Shield, Marshall Ryan Maresca; Empire of Silence, Christopher Ruocchio; The Phantom Files: Twain’s Treasure, William B. Wolfe. Reviews by Divers Hands: Katharine Coldiron, Paula Guran, Russell Letson / 26 L. Timmel The Cloven, B. Catling; All the Fabulous Beasts, Priya Sharma; The Final Frontier, Neil Clarke, ed. Duchamp (2017) Art Book Reviews by Karen Haber / 28 p. 26 Hâsib & the Queen of Serpents, David B.; Aliens: Past, Present, Future, Ron Miller, ed.; Celtic Faeries, English Deluxe Edition, Jean-Baptiste Monge; The Art of Fantasy, Sci-Fi and Steampunk, Hiroshi Unno; Line of Beauty: The Art of Wendy Pini, Wendy Pini; SHORT TAKES: Weinberg Tales: Collecting Fantasy Art, Doug Ellis, Bob Garcia, & Phyllis Weinberg, eds.; I Can Be Anything! Don’t Tell Me I Can’t, Diane Dillon; In the Realms of Mystery and Wonder, Clark Ashton Smith; Beren and Lúthien, J.R.R. Tolkien; The Name of the Wind: Deluxe 10th Anniversary Edition, Patrick Rothfuss. Audiobook Reviews by Amy Goldschlager / 31 The Dragon’s Path, Daniel Abraham; The King’s Blood, Daniel Abraham; The Wrong Heaven, Amy Bon- naffons; Brief Cases, Jim Butcher; Julia Unbound, Catherine Egan; The Merry Spinster, Mallory Ortberg; Priya Sharma Witchmark, C.L. Polk. (2016) Terry Bisson: This Month in History / 15, 19, 21, 23 Locus Online CORRECTIONS TO LOCUS <www.locusmag.com> In the September 2018 issue, we incorrectly listed the subtitle for Zion’s Fiction: A Treasury of Israeli Speculative Literature as A Treasury of Israeli Speculative Fiction. We apologize for the error. In October, Locus Online features week- ly listings of notable new books; peri- odic listings of periodicals, new books in paperback, and classics in reprint; Eight Light Minutes ....................(FM)3 Frank Hayes, Pierre & Sandy Pettinger, and ‘‘Blinks’’ to online reviews, articles, F. Brett Cox ...............................(ED)5 PHOTO LISTING Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, Walter Day, and genre e-publications. In addition p. 78 Tade Thompson ................... (F/DDT)5 Hernandez, C.S.E. Cooney, John Picacio, the site posts breaking news posted L. Timmel Duchamp ...................(FM)5 Scott H. Andrews .............. (F/SHA)8 by the Locus staff; columns, sample Priya Sharma ................................(F)5 Alyssa Cole ............................(F/AC)9 reviews, and excerpted interviews from Hildy Silverman ..........................(BG)6 Kevin J. Anderson ................ (F/SHT)9 AD INDEX the Magazine; and periodic Roundtable Steven Barnes ..........................
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