John Scalzi

 - Mary K. Pratt Back in 1997, California-based writer John Scalzi had written articles for newspapers and several nonfiction books, but he wanted to write fiction. He wrote Agent to the Stars as a practice novel in 1997, putting it online with a note to readers asking ...

 NY in which GalleyCat senior editor Ron Hogan interviewed authors John Scalzi and Tobias Buckell about attracting readers to their personal websites, then spoke with Patrick Nielsen Hayden of Tor about how the science fiction/fantasy imprint learned ...

At least in this world. Old Man's War Old Man’s War by John Scalzi. I’m not sure exactly *who* pointed me first to John Scalzi, but my being me lead to this being checked out from the library and consumed on Friday night. ...

By Ordinary Girl The Android's Dream - John Scalzi Hart & Boot - Tim Pratt Remembering Hypatia - Brian Trent (Nonbelieving Literati) Currently Reading The Canon: A Whirligig Tour of the Beautiful Basics of Science - Natalie Angier ...

By Marissa Lingen Last of the Julian Kestrel books, and the only one set in Italy. I'm really glad to have read this series. They were fun. John Scalzi ( [info] scalzi), Agent to the Stars. Discussed elsewhere. Jessamyn West, Except for Me and Thee. ...

By paperhaus Old Man’s War by John Scalzi. It’s been ages since I’ve read pure science fiction, and in some ways the old sweater — or today, tank top? — felt soft and comfortable and delicious. I think his characterization is great, and the bantery ...

On the other side of the coin, novelist John Scalzi is revisiting ten years of amazing content on his blog. This essay comes from very early in his writing career, a reminder to all fledgling writers about what it takes to succeed. Check it out:

By Graeme Flory ‘The Ghost Brigades’ – John Scalzi (Tor Books). I read ‘Old Man’s War’ last week and loved it for all kinds of reasons that I’m not going to go into all over again, have a look over HERE for my review if you haven’t seen it already. ...

By Rich Burridge The Last Colony - John Scalzi Not so "gosh, wow" as his two previous books in this series, but definitely an entertaining read. It nicely ties everything up. I'm glad Scalzi is retiring the John Perry character, although I would like to read more stories set in this universe. Guess I'll have to...

Robert Silverberg ruminates on Limbo in his "Reflections" column from the July Asimov's. Cory Doctorow has posted the audio file of a panel discussion at the LA Times Festival of Books among himself, Kage Baker, John Scalzi, and Harry Turtledove about Science Fiction.