“Old prejudices against science fiction should not deter new readers from these fables of a technological age,” writes Dinah Birch in her review of this collection of science fiction tales edited by Brian Aldiss. Quite a good review—not merely an overview but an informed look at the genre, addressing its strengths and difficulties.

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Or perhaps that should be, how to destroy the Bard with a few brisk pen strokes. The No Fear Shakespeare series from Spark Publishing translates the language of Shakespeare into today’s common vernacular, from “To be, or not to be” to "The question is: is it better to be alive or dead?” This well-written and amusing review is worth a read even if the books aren’t.

When it comes to reading, tabloid journalism is the Twinky at the tip of the food pyramid, and page one is its creamy center. a good hooker story comes along but once in a while. Luckily the Post has mastered the touchstone of any good tabloid front page: the cringe-inducing pun. The Millions reviews a book of the best headlines from "America's favorite newspaper."