• more about #interzone
    VisibleHand: Well, no, I probably wouldn't. Certainly I jumped ship on the Anita Blake books after they made the transition. more »
    Klebert L. Hall: Probably not, no. -Kle. more »
    Davio: I think the mere thought of Neil Gaiman porn has had a profound effect on my personality and soul. I'm not sure if I am now a man for the better. more »
    crosis101: As my College Science Fiction Writing Professor, Phyllis Eisenstein once told me, "On one ever went hungry writing Harlequin Romances, and scifi autho... more »
    Bigdamnhero: Depends. Writing, or performing? Cause, you know, if both genres are taking a hit... more »
    iliad2099001: I doubt some of my top authors (*cough* Orson Card) will expand into the gay porn with which I tend to occupy myself. Neil Gaiman on the other hand... more »
    golddiggersof2033: I didn't even read the article (yet) but Yes. more »
    Log1c: No. I have the internet for porn. more »
    Dr Emilio Lizardo: McAuley could just delve a little deeper into the creepy relationship between Sri Hong-Owena and her son in "The Quiet War." I bet there are several ... more »
    Chuck: Some of us wayward youth read Silverberg for the porn while he was still writing SF... more »
    finite_elephant: Scalzi-penned porn I'd probably go for. Stephenson....probably not. I don't need 900 page erotica with footnotes and a mathematical proof at the end... more »
    Bill-Lee: I think a lot of authors will fish out the young adult manuscript most writers I know have stashed under their beds. Publishers are always looking for... more »
    Ian Blake: Just what I'd need, Orson Scott Card writing bland breeder porn involving temple garments and gay bashing. Although, if Neil Gaimen ever wrote porn I... more »
    FrankN.Stein: I assume they will turn to teenage-girl-targeting-vampire-novels.... they seem to sell quiet well.... more »
    NefariousNewt: Why does everyone act like science fiction is on death's doorstep? So, the big publishers fall... so what? There are plenty of small publishers out th... more »
    Chip Skylark of Space: if it meant getting rid of all the fantasy crap, and reviving the SF branch of SciFi (I'm sorry, should I have meant to say Siffy?), then great, let i... more »
    ManchuCandidate: As long as my favorite authors don't star in pr0n then I'm okay with it. People gotta eat. My scriptwriter friend paid his bills writing softcore porn. more »
    Jrsy Devil's Advocate®: Will it at least be Sci-Fi porn? more »
    Barnabus: Depends on the author. I would not, for example, read porn by Ted Chiang. Something tells me his detailed, clinical prose might not translate well t... more »
    Lamar Henderson: Someone -- the name escapes me at the moment -- calculated that an author could make a decent living if he could recruit as few as a thousand dedicate... more »
  • #publishing

    If SF Publishing Implodes Once Again, Will You Follow Your Favorite Authors To Porn?

  • #sfmagazines

    Does The Internet Mean The Death Of Print, Again?