This blog will include short, informal reviews & commentary about my current non-professional reading. The initial series of postings are reviews I wrote a few years ago for Warp, the MonSFFA zine. The main genres at work here are science fiction, horror, contemporary fantasy, popular science, mysteries, thrillers and some general fiction and non-fiction. I also read a fair bit of what used to be called slipstream.
I'm the Head of the Steacie Science & Engineering Library, York University, Toronto. Comments and feedback are welcome at jdupuis at yorku dot ca.
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That's a cute little quote from the article Science Fiction and Science Fact by literature professor John Sutherland. It's an interesting article exploring the reading habits of Caltech students and how those habits reveal their core assumptions about the relationship between science and society. I posted this on the other blog too. via Locusmag.
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