By: Joshua Glenn

A scene from THE LONG GOODBYE (1973)

By: Joshua Glenn

Forget Phantom of the Opera — check out his cyborg novel!

By: Joshua Glenn

He bridged the gap between two eras of science fiction.

By: Joshua Glenn

His ennui and spleen were visceral reactions to emergent neoliberalism.

By: Joshua Glenn

Unfairly criticized as a cultural mandarin, he defended joy.

By: Joshua Glenn

Her Maida Books are feminist science fiction.

By: Joshua Glenn

A fanboys’ fanboy, he coined the term “Cthulhu Mythos.”

By: Joshua Glenn

Five Ways to Promote Your DIY Project!

By: Joshua Glenn

His Fu Manchu yarns succeeded by stoking readers’ fear of a Yellow Peril.

By: Joshua Glenn

“Flash Gordon” horrified literate, thoughtful young science fiction authors

By: Joshua Glenn

A scene from APOCALYPSE NOW (1979)

By: Joshua Glenn

“And see the earth, a spurnèd pebble, fall —”

By: Joshua Glenn

A scene from BLADE RUNNER (1982)

By: Joshua Glenn

The “sixth Beatle” is alive, and working as a semiotician in Brighton.

By: Joshua Glenn

Josh’s work, un-work, action and inaction: 2011.