Monthly Archives: December 2010

by Mike Resnick (for Foundation’s Friends) What kind of man was Isaac? Let me tell you a story that took place in 1987. I was in Westchester County, New York, to toastmaster a convention known as Lunacon. I got there … Continue reading →

by Mike Resnick (for Challenger #23) Back in the days when Carol and I were breeding and exhibiting collies—for the record, we had 23 champions, most of them named after science fiction stories and characters—we encountered some unusual bathrooms.

by Mike Resnick (for Argentus) I’ve written a number of alternate history stories about Theodore Roosevelt. Some were Hugo nominees; one was a Nebula nominee; one was read professionally by William Windom; one was optioned by Hollywood; all but one … Continue reading →

by Mike Resnick (originally published in Challenger 31) It began back in the 1960s, when Paul Neimark, who later wrote She Lives, and I were laboring in what has come to be known euphemistically as the “adult field”. One or … Continue reading →