
By Geoffrey Thorne October 25, 2011
I don’t do horror. Nothing personal. There are some great writers out there and, when I was younger, I was all over them. Lovecraft. King. Straub. Stoker. Poe. Even dabblers like Bradbury and Rice.

By Geoffrey Thorne September 15, 2011
So it’s about time we got around to her: Ms. Butler. Miss Octavia Butler. She is, hands down, the greatest Black Sci-Fi writer of all…

By Geoffrey Thorne June 10, 2011
It’s been an interesting couple weeks. I’ve been getting into a lot of discussions about Blacks in film—in action and in sci-fi/fantasy films, especially. A…

By Geoffrey Thorne April 27, 2011
This is not an obituary nor is it a tribute. I would like to say that some of the delay on this posting was due…

By Geoffrey Thorne February 18, 2011
All right, I’m back. Sorry for the long break. Mark it down as a Real Life Intrusion and please accept my apologies. Won’t happen again.

By Geoffrey Thorne December 13, 2010
Since our last chat I was asked some questions about the writers I left out of the initial Black science fiction pantheon. LA Banks, Brandon Massey and the great Charles Saunders were brought up instantly along with some lesser-known writers.

By Geoffrey Thorne November 16, 2010
I’m a writer of science fiction among others things with my biggest selling prose work to date being in the STAR TREK line of media…
