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T A B L E o f C O N T E N T S April 2018 • Issue 687 • Vol. 80 • 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 Assistant Editors BOB BLOUGH Editorial Assistant JONATHAN STRAHAN Reviews Editor I N T E R V I E WS TERRY BISSON LIZ BOURKE Jeff VanderMeer: Blur the Lines / 10 GARDNER DOZOIS Tananarive Due: Sense of Mission / 26 LILA GARROTT AMY GOLDSCHLAGER M A I N S T O R I E S / 5 RICH HORTON KAMERON HURLEY Kate Wilhelm (1928 - 2018) • Appreciations by Nina Kiriki Hoffman, Leslie What, Ray Vukcevich, RUSSELL LETSON Eileen Gunn, Gardner Dozois, Jack Dann, James Patrick Kelly, and James Frenkel • Bergin Wins ADRIENNE MARTINI Tiptree Award • Changes at Tor • 2017 Stoker Awards Winners • Davis Wins 2018 Dell Award COLLEEN MONDOR GARY K. WOLFE TH E D A T A F I L E / 7 Contributing Editors ALVARO ZINOS-AMARO 2018 Carnegie and Greenaway Medal Shortlists • Kitschies Finalists • Philip K. Dick Award Judges • Roundtable Blog Editor PEN News • Asimov’s Readers’ Awards Finalists • Analog AnLab Awards Finalists • 2018 Compton WILLIAM G. CONTENTO Crook Award Finalists • More Harrassment Accusations • Amazon News • Magazine News • Computer Projects Awards News • World Conventions News • Announcements • Financial News • International Rights Locus, The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field (ISSN 0047-4959), is published monthly, at $7.50 P E O P L E & P U B L I S H I N G / 8 per copy, by Locus Publications, 1933 Davis Street, Suite 297, San Leandro CA 94577. Please send all mail to: Notes on milestones, awards, books sold, etc., with news this issue about Nick Mamatas, Nalo Locus Publications, 1933 Davis Street, Suite 297, San Leandro CA 94577. Telephone (510) 339-9196; (510) Hopkinson, Juliet Marillier, Jack Skillingstead, Kevin J. Anderson & Steven L. Sears, and 339-9198. FAX (510) 339-9198. E-mail: <locus@locusmag. com>. 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Kingfisher The Wind in His Heart, Charles de Lint; Tess of the Road, Rachel Hartman; Lady Henterman’s Wardrobe, (2017) Marshall Ryan Maresca; Torn, Rowenna Miller; Into the Fire, Elizabeth Moon; Cast in Deception, Michelle Sagara; A Problematic Paradox, Eliot Sappingfield. p. 19 Reviews by Russell Letson, Colleen Mondor & Lila Garrott / 22 Phoresis, Greg Egan; The Possible, Tara Altebrando; Beasts Made of Night, Tochi Onyebuchi; Beasts of Extraordinary Circumstance, Ruth Emmie Lang. Audiobook Reviews by Amy Goldschlager / 24 The Power, Naomi Alderman; Senlin Ascends: The Books of Babel #1, Josiah Bancroft; The City of Brass, S.A. Chakraborty; Ka: Dar Oakley in the Ruin of Ymr, John Crowley; Spin: The Audiobook Musical, Neil Fishman & Harvey Edelman; Angel Catbird, Margaret Atwood; The Sky Is Yours, Chandler Klang Smith. Peter Clines (2010s) Terry Bisson: This Month in History / 12, 17, 19, 21 Sam J. Miller ............................. (FM)4 Pat Murphy, Chaz Brenchley, p. 19 & 44 T. Kingfisher .............................. (FM)4 PHOTO LISTING Alene Kercheval ................... (AS)34 Peter Clines ........................ (F/CNC)4 Danel Olson ......................... (ED)33 Kathryn Wilham ...................... (AS)34 Chandler Klang Smith ..........(F/ECT)4 Adam Bolivar, Sarah Pinsker ................... (F/KNO)35 Kate Wilhelm...........................(REH)5 Derrick Hussey .................... (ED)33 Kate Wilhelm & Kate Wilhelm................................ (F)5 Craig Engler, Scott Edelman ... (ED)33 Damon Knight ....................(MKT)60 Virginia Bergin ............................. (F)6 Becky Spratford, Kate Wilhelm & Fritz Foy ....................................... (F)6 Rose O’Keefe ....................... (ED)33 Damon Knight ...................... (BG)61 Devi Pillai .................................. (FM)6 Christopher Garden, Jaime Levine, Kate Wilhelm.........................(CNB)63 Patrick Nielsen Hayden ............ (FM)6 James Moore ....................... (ED)33 Karen Anderson ................(F/KNB)63 Irene Gallo ................................ (AS)6 StokerCon Winners .............(F/KMI)33 Peter Nicholls....................... (DGH)64 Sheila Williams, C.E. McGill, Marge Simon, Linda Addison, Mary Rosenblum ............... (F/JMF)64 Rebecca Kuang, Arthur Davis, Rick John Palisano ...................... (ED)33 Karen & Michael Ward ............ (AS)66 Wilber, Alexandra Barr, Chris Bennet, Rena Mason .... (ED)33 Chandler Klang Brittney Hubley....................... (FM)6 Kerry Ellis, Eva Folsom ........... (AS)34 Photo Listing: (FM) Francesca Myman, Nick Mamatas ........................... (FM)8 Heather McDougal, (F/CNC) Colleen Cooper, (F/ECT) Eric Smith (2016) Nalo Hopkinson ..................... (F/BC)8 Jude Feldman ...................... (AS)34 Taxier, (REH) Rachel E. Holmen, (AS) Juliet Marillier ......................... (F/CS)8 Julia Dvorin, Vylar Kaftan, Hal Heydt, Arley Sorg, (F/BC) Bill Clemente, (F/ Jack Skillingstead ...................... (LT)9 Jed Hartman ........................ (AS)34 CS) Cat Sparks, (LT) Liza Groen Trombi, Sally Wiener Grotta, Malka Older, Chris Cornell, Cath Schaff-Stump, (F/TMB) Tim Burke, (F/GNM) Glenne Locus Online David Walton, Anne Leonard, Caitlin Seal .. (AS)34 MacKay, (F/KMI) Karen & Michael <www.locusmag.com> Lawrence Schoen ............ (F/TMB)9 Ada Palmer, Andrea Hairston, Iacobbo, (ED) Ellen Datlow, (F/KNO) Jeff VanderMeer ..................... (FM)10 Crystal Huff .......................... (AS)34 Karen Osborne, (MKT) Mark Tiede- Kameron Hurley ......................... (F)25 Cathy Hindersinn, mann, (BG) Beth Gwinn, (CNB) Charles In April, Locus Online features weekly Tananarive Due ...................... (AS)26 Lynne M. Thomas, Josh Pearce, N. 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