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SA's Broderick in ASIMOV'S Feb. 2010 Issue

San Antonio’s man of sf letters, Damien Broderick, keeps trucking with a short story called “Dead Air” in the February 2010 issue of ASIMOV’S SCIENCE FICTION, now on sale. Other stories in this issue include the novella “The Ice Line” by Stephen Baxter; novelettes “Stone Wall Truth” by Caroline M. Yoachim; “The Woman Who Waited [Read it all...]

Broderick closes 2009 on an up note

S.A.-by-way-of-Australia author DAMIEN BRODERICK has some good news to end the year on: A pair of his 2009 stories have been accepted by editors of three “year’s best” science fiction collections.

GARDNER DOZOIS and JONATHAN STRAHAN will feature Damien’s “This Wind Blowing, and This Tide” in their respective volumes. And RICH HORTON has selected “The Qualia Engine” to include in his. [Read it all...]

Missions Unknown Gift Guide

Merry Christmas, Holidays, Hannukah, Festivus, Kwaanza, Saturnalia, Dies Natalis Solis Invicti, Brumalia or whatever it is you’re celebrating this time of year. ‘Tis the season you may find yourself looking for the perfect gift for the SF/Fantasy/Horror fan on your list. Take a look at some of these local offerings:

JASON LIMON Original Artwork & Prints [Read it all...]

Broderick's pipeline continues to flow

Damien Broderick: Champing at the bit (inside the pipeline)

The ever-prolific DAMIEN BRODERICK has released yet another book, this one a collection of SF criticism.

Damien, an Aussie who now calls San Antonio home, selected the essays contained in the newly released “Chained to the Alien: The Best of Australian Science Fiction Review.” Inside, ASFR critics [Read it all...]

Broderick reprints wander the outback and travel through time

The Judas Mandala: new and improved.

As if San Antonio sf author DAMIEN BRODERICK hasn’t been prolific enough of late, WARREN LAPINE’S Fantastic Books has issued two upgraded reprints of Damien’s older work.

THE DREAMING is an updated and revised version of Damien’s award-winning The Dreaming Dragons. In it, an anthropologist travels to the Australian desert [Read it all...]

More Broderick than you can shake a stick at

S.A.-Aussie sf writer Damien Broderick has a new (free) short story online at Tor.com, “The Ruined Queen of Harvest World.” Damien’s even written a lengthy introduction to the story, and there’s spiffy art to accompany it (eyes right).

Incidentally, Damien will be speaking to the San Antonio Writers Guild on Thursday, Sept. 3. More on that [Read it all...]

Damien Broderick’s Radio Daze

As the evangelists of old said, "Put your hand on the radio."

For those who just can’t get enough of SA-Australian sf writer DAMIEN BRODERICK, tune in Coast-to-Coast AM with George Noory on Friday from 1am-4am. Damien will on the radio bastion of all things odd and kooky, talking about everything from science fiction and parapsychology research to transhumanism and [Read it all...]

SA’s Broderick in August ASIMOV’S

ASIMOV'S SCIENCE FICTION / August 2009

San Antonio resident and multi-Ditmar award-winning author Damien Broderick has a new story published in the August issue of ASIMOV’S, available now. “The Qualia Engine” is a full-length original novelette, and is featured along with new stories by Michael Blumlein, Derek Zumsteg, Robert Reed, Steven Popkes, Mary Robinette Kowal, [Read it all...]

Made In SA: Damien Broderick

SINGULARITY RISING: Science fiction author/editor Damien Broderick sees it — and where we might be headed. (Photo by Cat Sparks)

DAMIEN BRODERICK is a native Australian and five-time Ditmar Award-winning science fiction author, editor, and reviewer. He has written or edited approximately forty books, seven of them with Rory Barnes, and has been dubbed “The [Read it all...]

Broderick’s Latest Enters World of High-IQ Clever Dicks

Cover of Damien Broderick's QUIPU

How about San Antonio’s DAMIEN BRODERICK? Talk about a guy on a roll…

Beyond having a spate of new sf releases and stories appearing this year in ASIMOV’S, Damien’s new mainstream novel, QUIPU, is coming out from E-Reads in both print and ebook formats. 

In QUIPU, a reimagining of Damien’s prize-winning 1984 novel TRANSMITTERS, one character, Caroline, is going [Read it all...]