I always found Doctor Strange just a little dubious – having what I would probably identify now as a rather camp theatricality about him
Tag Archives | Paul Di Filippo
Claudio Chillemi and Paul Di Filippo. The Via Panisperna Boys in ‘Operation Harmony’ (Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan/Feb 2014)
An alternate history that doesn’t quite do it for me.
Paul Di Filippo. The Mood Room. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, May/June 2013)
Only a few pages long, but PDF crams in a lot, as is his wont, in a neat treat of a story.
Rudy Rucker and Paul Di Filippo. Yubba Vines. (Asimovs July 2013)
I and I enjoyed this dread tale, ‘gnarly transrealism’, as it is described in the introduction.
Paul di Filippo. A Palazzo in the Stars. (Solaris Rising 1.5)
The First Men in the Moon from an Italian perpective, which of course involves beautiful scenery, food, and a molto bella lady with attitude (this latter being a Filippian requisito).
Paul Di Filippo. A Princess of the Linear Jungle. (PS Publishing 2010)
Two years since it was published, but, by diggedy, worth the wait.
Paul Di Filippo. Specter-Bombing the Beer Goggles. (trsf: The Best New Science Fiction)
Reassuring to find that my sense of humour and outlook on life is remaining closely in tune with Di Filippo as the years progress.
Paul di Filippo. Sweets Spots. (Solaris Rising)
I’m not finding as many di Filippo stories to read as I would like, which is a shame, but it’s nice to be welcomed by an opening paragraph that tells you that your going to get his slightly-gonzo world view