Paramount+ has officially greenlit Star Trek: Section 31, an original movie event which sees the return of Michelle Yeoh (who’s just won an Academy Award for Best Actress in Everything Everywhere All At Once) as […]
Anxiety wormed its way through the Gardener’s mind after the seeds began using tools. It took time for seeds to germinate. There were moments when the Gardener worried the Omnidem had miscalculated either the double system’s […]
AMAZING NEWS: 4/16/23 AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: April 16, 2023 SpaceX Starship Launch Imminent Reseña de Libro: Llaqtamasi. Ficción especulativa peruana A Knight and a Squire Amazing Stories Free Fiction Quarterly Reader’s Poll Interview with […]
The news is all over the internet by now. The announcement was made on the 12th, at Warner Media’s big press event for the rollout and rebranding of their new streamer, MAX, coming your way […]
Becky Chambers is the multiple-Hugo award-winning author of The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet; A Closed and Common Orbit; A Psalm for the Wild-Built, and many more. Guest Blogger
Credit: Alexander Andrews/Unsplash When you visit a national park, monument, or another protected site, you’re bound to and harbored by laws that protect that landmark. Littering will earn you a fine, as will starting a […]
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The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association (SFWA) Mentorship Committee has announced that the SFWA Career Mentorship Program is now taking applications for mentors and mentees for three-month-long mentorships, set to run June 10 – […]
Miranda Ayodele glowered at the not-quite-human being slumped on the rear bench of her rover. “I should have left you to die.” Wide, dark eyes with cybernetic irises gazed back. Slender fingers lowered the rover’s […]
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: April 9, 2023 Amazing News: 4/9/23 Joseph Wrzos, Former Editor of Amazing Stories, Passes Deploying the monomyth in Space Opera Noticias Literatura 9-4 Amazing Stories Free Fiction Quarterly Reader’s Poll Light […]
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See the 1950s not as they happened, but as they wish they had Welcome to postwar America, a land of ambition, opportunity, and pie-in-the-sky dreams. Everything is possible if you can affo— erm, imagine it. […]
“Hold on,” Cordwainer said, standing up from his navigation station and facing the clients. “Are you talking live cargo? I thought we were transporting a load of horns.” “Bowble horns are no good less’n they’re […]
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: April 2, 2023 Book Excerpt: Blood Red Steel by Damien Larkin BOOK REVIEW: Melinda West, MONSTER GUNSLINGER The Big Idea: Lavanya Lakshminarayan On writing audio – Action sequences – by Julian […]
PART 1: STROLLING PAST THE CUTLINE OUTSIDE NEW BERLIN COLONY, MARS 18th MARCH 1956 08:58 MST (MARS STANDARD TIME) DAY 727 OF THE OCCUPATION 23 DAYS UNTIL THE FIRST TERRAN – MARTIAN WAR […]
Writing for audio offers a similar relationship to the listener that I imagine a novelist has with the reader: it’s a partnership; you’re not letting people sit back and passively watch something, you are asking […]
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As for why they needed an Egyptologist on bloody Mars of all places, I couldn’t tell. And no, it was not for the sake of the supposed ‘pyramid’ that people were losing their minds […]
In a 1973 letter to the editor of The Horn Book Magazine, my mother, Ursula K. Le Guin, took Roald Dahl’s books to task. While acknowledging her own “feelings of unease” about Dahl’s work, she […]
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: March 26, 2023 AMAZING NEWS: 3/26/23 The Big Idea: Leopoldo Gout Novedades de Marzo 1 3D Printed Rockets ARE Possible MOVIE REVIEWS: DON’T LOOK UP, OPERATION FORTUNE, THE LAKE (some spoilers) […]
((No, no, not the Iron Throne. An entirely different throne, on an entirely different world. There are lots of worlds, you know. Lots of books. Lots of thrones)). The queen is dead. Long live the […]
Save the date in your Almanacks for the 2024 Discworld Convention! Your dedicated committee have been planning and scheming over the past several months to ensure a Convention will happen in 2024 and we can […]
I spotted the tourists before they even fully entered the bar, as they bounded too high in the Lunar gravity. One bumped his head on the entrance. Moments later I heard laughter. I pitched an ear […]
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: March 19, 2023 Introducing the Illustrators of the Future Winners of 2023 The Big Idea: Jane Hennigan Sturgeon Symposium Announced New Releases in Science Fiction/Fantasy/Paranormal Romance for MARCH 15 Here’s the […]
Gospel is a road trip story, a buddy novel. Easy Rider meets the Gospels. Part picaresque, part polemic. In a series of near-misadventures unfolding across the ancient Levant, the Devil, Jesus and his thirteen disciples […]
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Truthfully, it started off as a joke. One shared between Gretchen, Annie, TJ, and I around a mess table on the lunar base, drinking in celebration of Gretchen’s daughter’s college graduation. Drinking too heavily, […]
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: March 12, 2023 AMAZING NEWS: 3/11/23 New Releases in Science Fiction/Fantasy/Paranormal Romance for MARCH 8 REVIEW/PROMO: POLAR STARLIGHT & POLAR BOREALIS Review: The House of Styx By – Derek Künsken The […]
March 7, 2023 – The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association (SFWA) is pleased to announce the finalists for the 58th Annual Nebula Awards®! Our congratulations go out to each and every finalist for the […]
Sometimes, when you start writing a novel, the book is about one thing. As the writing and editing process goes on, however, the book will reveal itself as being about, if not something else entirely, […]
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