Bacigalupi

Powerful stuff and, in Bacigalupi's capable hands, a marvel to experience.

REVIEW: The Year's Best Science Fiction #26 edited by Gardner Dozois 2009

In this world, first seen in Bacigalupi's Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award-winning story "The Calorie Man" and his Hugo-nominated "Yellow Card Man," the United States is long gone but Iowan seed corporations are all powerful, releasing genetic plagues to destroy the world's food-producing plants and force the purchase of their gened seeds.

GUEST REVIEW: The Windup Girl by Paolo Bacigalupi 2009

Bacigalupi is a major talent, if unfortunately not very prolific.

Archive 2010-01-01 Blue Tyson 2010

Powerful stuff and, in Bacigalupi's capable hands, a marvel to experience.

REVIEW: 2009 Hugo Award Short Fiction Nominees 2009

Paolo Bacigalupi is rapidly the ranks of short fiction stardom, collecting accolades and critical acclaim at nearly every turn.

April 2008 2008

While reading "Softer", one gets the impression that Bacigalupi is thinking way too much about murder.

REVIEW: Pump Six and Other Stories by Paolo Bacigalupi 2008

Bacigalupi is just the best serious SF writer we've seen in a while.

MIND MELD: Who Are Tomorrow's Big Genre Stars? (+ The Top 18 Genre Authors To Keep an Eye On) 2008

Paolo Bacigalupi is rapidly the ranks of short fiction stardom, collecting accolades and critical acclaim at nearly every turn.

REVIEW: Pump Six and Other Stories by Paolo Bacigalupi 2008

Paolo Bacigalupi is a fine writer who hasn't yet put out a novel, and has a talent for hitting the zeitgeist.

MIND MELD: Who Are Tomorrow's Big Genre Stars? (+ The Top 18 Genre Authors To Keep an Eye On) 2008

Powerful stuff and, in Bacigalupi's capable hands, a marvel to experience.

REVIEW: Fast Forward 2 edited by Lou Anders 2008