Month: May 2016
Why Passing Impermanence?
Hello, and welcome to this site. We are two weeks in and it seemed like a good moment to say a few words about what Passing Impermanence is all about. I like science fiction. I like fantasy. The posh ... Read More
Things we’ve seen #3
Just a jumble of links and items that we spotted over the last week that we thought we would pass on. If you spot something you think we’d be interested in feel free to get in touch or just leav... Read More
So… how good was Channel Four’s The Aliens?
by Jim Jepps The Aliens takes us to the dirty edge of civilisation where we quarantine outsiders. Turning small differences into hard and fast lines of demarcation over which ‘they’ must n... Read More
Book review: A Darker Shade of Magic by V. E. Schwab
by Liz Lutgendorff I can’t remember how I came across this book, probably another random search of ‘best sci-fi women 2015’ or something like that. Even though it isn’t... Read More
Vignette: The woman who shone
by Jim Jepps Long, long ago last Tuesday, there was a woman from Cambridge. She was made of burnished gold. Half of the town hated her. They said things like; “oh, you’re blinding me”... Read More
Doesn’t anyone care about spoilers anymore?
There are no spoilers in this article. Well, apart from a small reveal about the Empire Strikes Back. And something about the Bible. It’s been long enough… right? On Tuesday this we... Read More
Author Interview: Martha Wells
Acclaimed writer and journalist, Tansy Hoskins discusses the tradition of women in SF/F, empowerment, and matriarchal worlds with the prolific, Nebula nominated fantasy novelist, Martha Wells. ... Read More
Author Interview: Gillian Cross
Passing Impermanence spoke to children’s author Gillian Cross about libraries, awards and why she loves writing books for kids. PI: I think I’m right in saying that many of your b... Read More