Twenty-three years have passed since Orson Scott Card first dazzled readers with “Ender’s Game,” a seminal work that blurred the lines between young adult and adult fiction. Now he’s back ...

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender activist website AllOut.org has collected more than 11,000 signatures on an online petition asking DC to drop Card from the project. "By hiring Orson Scott ...

As talk of a boycott against the movie of Orson Scott Card's "Ender's Game" began to gain traction last week, I found myself thinking about the project not as a story, but rather as a crucible of ...

Orson Scott Card does not stand for any idea of truth, justice or the American way that I can subscribe to,” said Jono Jarrett of Geeks Out, a gay fan group.

Twenty-three years have passed since Orson Scott Card first dazzled readers with ‘Ender’s Game,’ a seminal work that blurred the lines between young adult and adult fiction and won both the ...

Orson Scott Card is monstrously homophobic; he's racist; he advocates violence and lobbies against fundamental human rights and equates criticism of those stances with his own hate speech.

Orson Scott Card Won’t Make Squat From ‘Ender’s Game’ Box Office – Boycott the Book Instead (Exclusive) The openly anti-gay author made his movie deal years ago — and there’s no ...

Orson Scott Card and Fanfiction. In 1989, Orson Scott Card wrote a story called "The Originist." It was a work of Isaac Asimov fanfiction, published in an anthology alongside other Asimov fanfics.

Science fiction writer Orson Scott Card presented to members of the LDSPMA at their fourth annual conference. Card is the only author to have ever won Hugo and Nebula awards in two consecutive years.

And thus Orson Scott Card’s gradual descent into a poisonous brand of politics has been nothing short of tragic to anyone who has read the masterpiece of Ender’s Game.

At the red carpet premiere of “Ender’s Game” on Monday night, director Gavin Hood fielded questions not just about the big-budget sci-fi film but the anti-gay rights stance of Orson Scott ...

The homophobia charge against Orson Scott Card requires a very selective reading of his work. He opposes gay marriage, not gay people (a distinction, of course, many refuse to recognize).