By: Robert Wringham

Logic reigns supreme in Wonderland.

By: William Nericcio

The Faulkner or Joyce of Mexican-American Texas.

By: Erik Davis

A great novelist of high weirdness.

By: Suzanne Fischer

His YA novels fuse an erudite silliness with real menace.

By: William Nericcio

Lights, camera, action suffuse the cadence of his sentences.

By: Robert Wringham

His was a nuts-and-bolts science fiction.

By: Amanda French

Who is your Jane Austen?

By: Mark Kingwell

Life lessons and manhood-tutorials.

By: Amanda French

A Victorian — but no apologist for Victorian values.

By: Mark Kingwell

Her thought-provoking speculative fiction is also terrific literature.

By: Tor Aarestad

The mind and lived experience, interleaved!

By: Joshua Glenn

He defended artifice and imagination vs. the so-called “natural.”

By: Anthony Miller

One of the great Promethean spirits of the counterculture.

By: Anthony Miller

“The last relic of a beloved race.”

By: Anthony Miller

He wrote the best sf dystopia you’ve probably never read.