John Brunner by Jad Smith

[james_davis_nicoll]

John Brunner by Jad Smith

A brief examination of speculative fiction author John Brunner's life and career.

Comments

[sraun]

It appears that the link is broken? It does the appropriate 'change color' when I hover over it, but I can't click to follow or right-click to view.

[rezendi]

Link not link?

[(Anonymous)]

The [a] tag linketh not, for "hfef" is not the same as "href", and the browser lacks the sagacity to autocorrect to your actual intent.

[voidampersand]

https://jamesdavisnicoll.com/review/all-those-old-time-stars

[voidampersand]

"before dying at an Intersection con in 1995" Should be "before dying at Intersection, the 1995 World Science Fiction Convention".

[james_davis_nicoll]

Link fixed, typo fixed

[(Anonymous)]

Delighted to hear of a Brunner review project.

"As well, Brunner found himself the target of negative reviews and unpleasant behavior from jealous peers of considerable reputation, as well as Charles Platt."

Wow.

[(Anonymous)]

The cover for the Greg Egan entry in that series is amusing.

[chrysostom]

A Brunner review project!?! Christmas has come early!

[philrm]

This set a very high bar for the Modern Masters of Science Fiction series; his Alfred Bester study is also first-rate (to invert Ambrose Bierce, my reaction to that book was "the covers of this volume are too close together").

Your recent Brunner posts made me pick up a copy of Total Eclipse.