De Razas y Sexos Pasando por Gente que Parece no Tener una Vida Real
Tanya Tynjala takes on sexism in Spanish fandom.
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Review: Edgar Rice Burroughs: The Bibliography by Robert B. Zeuschner
Edgar Rice Burroughs: The Bibliography is a comprehensive catalog of the author’s work, compiled in a massive yet elegant volume just as impressive as the writer it honors.
TAFF Winner Profile: Anna Raftery
Anna Raftery, this year’s winner of the Trans-Atlantic Fan Fund (TAFF) competition, tells Ira Nayman a little bit about herself while in Toronto.
JO PHAN’S READS: This Week in Fanzines
Rat Sass, File 770 and seven more reads for your fannish pleasure
MCM Manchester UK (Comic Con)
Terence Jackson shares his impressions of the ComicCon held in Manchester, UK, as well as Donald Manning’s photos of cosplayers who attended.
San Diego Comic Con and the Ungrateful Fanboys
We live in a golden age of science fiction and fantasy as highlighted by San Diego Comic Convention, but all some fanboys know how to do is whine about it.
Top Post de Junio
Tanya Tynjala gives a rundown of article that appeared on the Amazing Stories Web site in June for Spanish readers.
Comic Review: Lost in Space: The Lost Adventures
The comic Lost in Space: The Lost Adventures takes fandom back in time to one of those charming television shows we grew up with.
The Cult Movie Bracket
What’s the greatest cult film of all time? The participants at File 770 are gonna tell ya – but it’s not too late to support your own favorite cult movie!
The Stories of Their Lives: The SF Association of Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Club Report: Meet the SF Association of Shanghai Jiao Tong University
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: 7/24/2016
Hugo Award picks, new releases, fun stuff and more fun stuff
Noticias Literatura 20-7
The latest issues of Helix magazine (interview with Le Guin) and a report on the Malaga presentation
Review: The Librarians and The Lost Lamp by Greg Cox
The Librarians and The Lost Lamp by Greg Cox is a fitting companion to the popular television series, filling that agonizing void until the show returns for its second season in November.
JO PHAN’S READS: This Week in Fanzines
Those crazy fans. Next thing you know, they’ll be publishing magazines!
Noticias Literatura 13-7
The con schedule for Celsius 232 and a presentation on Stephen King in Malaga
The Clubhouse; Fanzine Reviews: “Grimly predictive or just nasty-minded?”
This sort of conundrum is exactly the kind of thing fan-historians obsess over, which is why fan-historians are few and far between. Most tend to die of apoplexy on reading anything which contradicts their cherished theories over insignificant minutiae. I’m still alive because of my cherished and invincible ignorance.
(Some) Historical Perspective for Younger Fans
James Davis Nicoll is conducting an interesting experiment: younger fans read older works of SF and then provide their commentary. James started this following a challenge from Adam-Troy Castro (essentially: using classic SF is not […]
Review: Moonwalk by H. B. Fyfe
Moonwalk by H. B. Fyfe is science fiction’s short story equivalent of Hemingway’s classic The Old Man and the Sea, minus all of the fanfare and accolades.
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: 6/26/16
Award season ramps up, books unread and scroll silliness.
Why Was Early Comic Book Art so Crude? (Part 3)
The flawed heroes and the shared universe weren’t the only revolutions that Stan Lee brought to the business
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM 6/19/2016
File 770 Hat Tricks, awards, delayed con reports, Furry anthologies and a Hugo Base Design
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