Feline tech breakthrough! Milkyway bubble, indestructible tardigrades, sealed pulps, 30 Black SF Author Must Reads, US not ready for political attacks, and the Atlantic Conveyor is collapsing. So how’s your day going?
Pues, yo no quería hacer ningún comentario negativo a mi experiencia sobre la última Wordcon, pero hay tanta controversia, sobre todo con el Hugo, que pienso es mi responsabilidad hablar sobre mi experiencia. En primer […]
There are several types of readers I feel Reprise is aimed at, and the Venn diagram of those types all overlap with me except for one: post-graduate academics. But when it comes to things like […]
Here’s the weekly post from my author blog on the new releases I found to be of interest in my three favorite romance genres (which are also the ones I write in!), and related areas […]
Published by: Blackstone Audio Published date: 2014 Format: Audio CD (5 disks) Listen Time: 6 hours Author: Jeff Vandermeer Read by: Carolyn McCormick ISBN 10: 1482956756 ISBN 13: […]
Book View Café is an author-owned and operated publishing cooperative of New York Times bestselling authors and award winners, among them, the late Ursula K. Le Guin. Our authors write across all genres, from science fiction to […]
Following Chengdu, we stated that we felt that Worldcon Bids need to be subjected to greater scrutiny, especially when it comes to the Q&A sessions (previously referred to as the “Fannish Inquisition”) that are often […]
There are so many reasons why we ought to refuse and reject the propaganda-against-confidence, out there. A better-than-expected economy? Dropping crime rates? A working vaccine against malaria and looming extinction for both the Guinea worm […]
Gary K. Wolf is an award winning mystery, science fiction and fantasy writer. He created the concept of Toontown – humans co-existing with cartoon characters – and brought to life Toontown’s beloved inhabitants Roger Rabbit, […]
We just received an email notification from the 2024 Worldcon, Glasgow, that their technical issues have been resolved and nominations for the 2024 Hugo Awards (for works published in 2023) are now open once again […]
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This week on Amazing Stories – Wednesday 2/7 Unexpected Questions with Gary K. Wolf (author of Who Censored Roger Rabbit?) (Interview) Thursday 2/8 CONTRARY BRIN: Yet more Space News! And reasons for us to have […]
OBIR: Occasional Biased and Ignorant Reviews reflecting this reader’s opinion. Pulp Literature Magazine #41 Winter 2024 Published by Pulp Literature Press, Langley, British Columbia, Canada, Winter 2024. Editor in Chief: Jennifer Landels, Senior Editor: Melanie […]
OBITUARIO Falleció el escritor mexicano José Luis Velarde. Entre 1985 y 2003 fue codirector de la revista literaria A Quien Corresponda, ganadora de 5 premios por la mejor publicación independiente en México (Premio Nacional Tierra […]
Ad Astra games soon to release Architect of Worlds by Jon F. Zeigler
Missions to new civilizations (at least, new to you) can be fraught with danger, and there’s too many opportunities to accidentally offend those who could be new friends. Be careful that what they value night […]
Whew! Lots and lots and lots and lots of Worldcon/Hugo/WSFS/Tianwen news; artist Ron Miller snags two headlines, Palmer announces con appearance, oldest tree ever discovered, Clough talks tentacles, AI election interference – more
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: February 4, 2024 The Hugo Awards Are A Danger To Themselves The Big Idea: Alexander C. Kane RETRO REVIEW – JOHN DIES AT THE END and Other Stuff (SPOILERS) Matt’s Reviews: […]
Cat Eldridge Review: Marvel Femme Fatales Spider-Gwen Statue Review by Cat Eldridge: I’ve needed to write to this up for quite some time and since the second animated Spider-Verse film is recently out, it’s good time […]
While everyone is justifiably running around discussing data and faults and responsibilities and fixes, and particularly why “fixes” won’t work, I want to take a look at an issue on a higher level. The dangers […]
A murder of crows, a clowder of cats… a collaboration of quislings? In Scum of the Earth, author Alexander C. Kane takes a hard look at the sort of person who works for the invader, […]
Steve retro-reviews possible cult classic John Dies at the End, because it showed up on his satellite system several times this week, and he missed it when it first came out. Did he like it? (Will you?) Read the column for a possible answer.
Here’s the weekly post from my author blog on the new releases I found to be of interest in my three favorite romance genres (which are also the ones I write in!), and related areas […]
Emily St. John Mandel has a way with words and story. The Glass Hotel tells the story of a Bernie Madoff type huge Ponzi scam and its affects on various people from the investors to […]
Wrong Turns on the Wallaby Track, Part 2 Leigh Edmonds and Perry Middlemiss Saturday, February 17, 2024 Time: 7PM EST, 4 PM PST and 11AM Feb. 18, Melbourne AEDT To attend, send a note to fanac@fanac.org
Book View Café is an author-owned and operated publishing cooperative of New York Times bestselling authors and award winners, among them, the late Ursula K. Le Guin. Our authors write across all genres, from science fiction to […]
Star Language CHAPTER ONE Probably if I told you I was writing all this down in case any Earth humans survive into the future and want to know what happened you’d think I was being […]
Book View Café is an author-owned and operated publishing cooperative of New York Times bestselling authors and award winners, among them, the late Ursula K. Le Guin. Our authors write across all genres, from science fiction to […]
Way back in 2004, Mike came up with the crazy idea of hosting a convention in Richmond, VA. He’s been chairing RavenCon ever since. In addition to running RavenCon, Mike Pederson was the publisher/editor/graphic designer […]
Kermit is an omnicompetent individual who grew up in a former bawdy house before relocating to his state’s capital city. His family includes many talented artists and an uncle who founded The Church of Bigfoot. He has a passion for storytelling often exploring new ways to engage audiences.
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