LOCUS

First, most sf and fantasy seems more interesting in LOCUS reviews than it does when I actually read it.

Beast With an Unlisted Number 2006

Yet when I called LOCUS to report his passing, the very polite young woman who answered, who took the news, may not have recognized it, nor be aware of Joe's significant credits.

Archive 2007-08-01 Ed Gorman 2007

Yet when I called LOCUS to report his passing, the very polite young woman who answered, who took the news, may not have recognized it, nor be aware of Joe's significant credits.

Joe L. Hensley Ed Gorman 2007

Bought a copy of LOCUS, which is probably not a good use of my money.

March 9th, 2007 2007

And W&W got an absolutely fabulous review in LOCUS.

alive and well and living in.... jmeadows 2007

James Enge is the author of Blood of Ambrose (which made LOCUS 'Recommended Reading List for 2009) and This Crooked Way (which didn't).

MIND MELD: The Best Sword & Sorcery Stories 2010

James Enge is the author of Blood of Ambrose (which made LOCUS 'Recommended Reading List for 2009) and This Crooked Way (which didn't).

MIND MELD: The Best Genre Crossovers 2010

Now, if you got the annual LOCUS survey of books published and pointed out to me that there were N number of anthologies published in 2008 featuring Y number of stories, and that only X percent of these stories were written by folks who were not WASP males, and then you argued that X percent was way too low, I would consider you had the beginnings of a rational argument and gripe.

TOC: The Mammoth Book of Mindblowing SF edited by Mike Ashley 2009

LOCUS Magazine has been pivotal to my life (and success, I think,) as a professional writer, and I always recommend subcription to my students.

Day in the Life of an Idiot lyda222 2009

I'm glad to hear that LOCUS will continue without him.

Day in the Life of an Idiot lyda222 2009