Welcome
to the latest edition of Retro Review Links, where I link to reviews of
1945 Retro Hugo eligible works by other bloggers:
But before we get to the links, I have some comments to make. Regular readers may have noticed that I have upped the review frequency, as we head into the home stretch for the 2020 Hugo and 1945 Retro Hugo nominations. Nominations close on March 13, 11:59 PM Pacific Standard Time, so if make sure to get in your ballots until then.
If you like what I'm doing here and still have a slot free on your Best Fanwriter ballot for the 2020 Hugo Awards (not the 1945 Retro Hugos, because I wasn't even born until several decades later), I'd be thrilled if you would consider nominating me. Here is a handy overview post with links to everything SFF related I've written in 2019.
Furthermore, I am running for GUFF, the Going Under Fan Fund this year. So if you want to help to send me to CoNZealand to talk about golden age science fiction, the Retro Hugos and other fannish topics, consider donating to GUFF and voting for me or one of the other fine candidates.
And now we return to our regularly scheduled Retro Review Linkdump:
General overviews:
Magazine reviews:
Novel reviews:
Short fiction reviews:
Dramatic presentation reviews:
But before we get to the links, I have some comments to make. Regular readers may have noticed that I have upped the review frequency, as we head into the home stretch for the 2020 Hugo and 1945 Retro Hugo nominations. Nominations close on March 13, 11:59 PM Pacific Standard Time, so if make sure to get in your ballots until then.
If you like what I'm doing here and still have a slot free on your Best Fanwriter ballot for the 2020 Hugo Awards (not the 1945 Retro Hugos, because I wasn't even born until several decades later), I'd be thrilled if you would consider nominating me. Here is a handy overview post with links to everything SFF related I've written in 2019.
Furthermore, I am running for GUFF, the Going Under Fan Fund this year. So if you want to help to send me to CoNZealand to talk about golden age science fiction, the Retro Hugos and other fannish topics, consider donating to GUFF and voting for me or one of the other fine candidates.
And now we return to our regularly scheduled Retro Review Linkdump:
General overviews:
Magazine reviews:
Novel reviews:
- Stuart Carter reviews the 1944 science fiction novel Sirius by Olaf Stapledon.
- John Howard reviews Sirius by Olaf Stapledon.
- Dan Stumpf reviews the 1944 science fiction novel The Metal Monster Murders a.k.a. The Thing That Made Love by David V. Reed.
Short fiction reviews:
- Josh Reynolds reviews the John Thunstone stories by Manly Wade Wellman.
- Richard Danskey reviews the John Thunstone stories by Manly Wade Wellman.
- Jenkins’ Spoiler-Laden Guide to Isaac Asimov reviews the 1944 Foundation story "The Wedge" a.k.a. "The Traders".
- Jenkins’ Spoiler-Laden Guide to Isaac Asimov reviews the 1944 Foundation novelette "The Big and the Little" a.k.a. "The Traders" by Isaac Asimov.
- Jenkins’ Spoiler-Laden Guide to Isaac Asimov reviews the 1944 Powell and Donovan robot story "Catch That Rabbit" by Isaac Asimov.
Dramatic presentation reviews:
- Steve J. Wright takes a look at the SFF radio dramas eligible for the 1945 Retro Hugos.
- Rick Austin reviews the 1943/1944 film serial The Phantom.
- Talking Pulp reviews The Phantom.
- Eric Goldman reviews the 1944 film serial Captain America.
- Daniel Walber reviews Captain America.
- Dan Greenfield reviews Captain America.
- Karl Stern reviews Captain America.
- Laura Kelly reviews Captain America.
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