Dan Simmons a mis en ligne sur son site une petite nouvelle inspirée de ses échanges avec les internautes sur son forum.
Ca se lit ici , c'est en anglais et c'est intitulé Watching the Presidential Debates in Elm Haven.
Et je signale un article sur Dan Simmons :
Hop, je signale un article en anglais sur Dan Simmons : The Mystery of Dan Simmons
il est à lire ici.
http://io9.com/5058996/the-mystery-of-dan-simmons
Je vous mets le début :
"We once asked who would replace Philip K. Dick as the most adapted SF writer, and Peoria's own prolific Dan Simmons is definitely a credible candidate. Bringing an educated, literate eye to whatever he writes - be it historical fiction or sci-fi, short story or novel cycle - Simmons is one of the most imaginative writers around. For those of you who have yet to worship the ground Simmons walks on, read on and get your credit card ready.
Perhaps best known for his Hyperion quadrilogy, Simmons loudly announced his arrival on the scene with the 1985 horror novel Song of Kali. It's a harrowing account of a man's journey to the darkest part of Calcutta, here a city more frightening than any otherworldly hell. The book won a World Fantasy Award, but Simmons had almost given up on trying to sell it before that point. Grab it for an easy read on a train or plane, but Simmons was soon to surpass any tag of 'airport fiction.'"
Ca se lit ici , c'est en anglais et c'est intitulé Watching the Presidential Debates in Elm Haven.
Et je signale un article sur Dan Simmons :
Hop, je signale un article en anglais sur Dan Simmons : The Mystery of Dan Simmons
il est à lire ici.
http://io9.com/5058996/the-mystery-of-dan-simmons
Je vous mets le début :
"We once asked who would replace Philip K. Dick as the most adapted SF writer, and Peoria's own prolific Dan Simmons is definitely a credible candidate. Bringing an educated, literate eye to whatever he writes - be it historical fiction or sci-fi, short story or novel cycle - Simmons is one of the most imaginative writers around. For those of you who have yet to worship the ground Simmons walks on, read on and get your credit card ready.
Perhaps best known for his Hyperion quadrilogy, Simmons loudly announced his arrival on the scene with the 1985 horror novel Song of Kali. It's a harrowing account of a man's journey to the darkest part of Calcutta, here a city more frightening than any otherworldly hell. The book won a World Fantasy Award, but Simmons had almost given up on trying to sell it before that point. Grab it for an easy read on a train or plane, but Simmons was soon to surpass any tag of 'airport fiction.'"
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