Anime roundup 7/2/2020: Unlucky Thirteen
In this week's viewing: One last episode of Tower of God to wrap up the season.
Summer 2020 SF Anime Preview
It's not much of one, but anime is coming through with a new season on schedule.
Convención : Uroboros 2020
Announcing the International Convention of Fantasy Literature, Horror and Science Fiction - Uroboros
La apuesta por el cambio de cuerpo: “El Cuerpo INC.” de...
A review of Uruguayan Rafael Courtoisie fables about body modification in his book El Cuerpo INC.
Anime roundup 6/25/2020: Old Habits Die Hard
In this week's viewing: Two finales and one that should have been.
Literatura infantil de ciencia ficción ecuatoriana: “El cofre del arte”
A review of The Art Chest by Roberto Falquez, a YA adventure
Noticias Literatura 17-6
Hispacon 2020 postponed: new publications - Helice and the anthology Kalpa V
Anime roundup 6/18/2020: On Reflection
In this week's viewing: An outbreak of windowpane apparitions, and more!
8 SF&F Books by Black Authors + Further Recommendations
A starting list for engaging with Black SF&F authors
F&SF REVIEW: MAY-JUNE 2020
Steve reviews the May-June issue of The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction and finds that it holds treasures for the readers of both science fiction and fantasy!
Anime roundup 6/11/2020: It Ain’t Over ‘Til It’s Over
In this week's viewing: My Next Life as a Villainess has a sudden shift in tone, Tower of God can't get through an exam results announcement without drama, and more!
Noticias Literatura 10-6
An interview with Pablo Loperena, author of "Ciudad Nómada, Rebaño Misería": Aeternum puts out a call for submissions to EXTRAHUMANS - MUTATIONS
Novedades de Mayo 2020 en Hispanoamérica
Multiple anthology new releases, new issues of several magazines, a Peruvian animated film is selected for Cannes, and more
Anime roundup 6/4/2020: Doublecross
In this week's viewing: Everyone in Tower of God races to stab each other in the back, My Next Life as a Villainess has a new set of antagonists, and more!
Noticias Literatura 3-6
Asimov Foundation introductory conference; Tentacle Number 8 released; Celsius 232 conference
Blogger Invitado: Carlos Enrique Saldívar. Presentación de la Revista Crononautas.
Introducing the new Magazine of fantastic literature and science fiction - Crononautas
Anime roundup 5/28/2020: Eyes on the Prize
In this week's viewing: Tower of God starts its high-stakes game of tag, My Next Life as a Villainess has a competition of a different sort, and more!
RETRO REVIEW: DAMN YANKEES (1958)
This week Steve retros back to 1958, taking a look at a fantasy musical, “Damn Yankees,” with Tab Hunter and Gwen Verdon. Did he like it? Seems like it, doesn’t it?
Anime roundup 5/21/2020: The Wrong Team
In this week's viewing: Tower of God and My Next Life as a Villainess go for some team sports, and more!
“Mi amigo Quyllur”: una fábula de ciencia ficción ecuatoriana
Voyager's golden disc prompts aliens to seek Earth in Mi amigo Quyllur, a film based on the eponymous novel by Renato Mendizábal Guillén
Noticias Literatura 20-5
The response to calls for submissions to the anthology BarrioPunk have been excellent; Omicron Theory magazine accepting submissions; Circle of Lovecraft magazine also calling for submissions
“Kurs, la búsqueda”: la eterna lucha entre bien el y mal
A review of Kurs, The Search by Kuraina Setrakianun, a novel that takes us back to before the big bang
Novedades de Abril en Hispanoamérica.
The latest in new releases, magazine issues, conventions and more in Hispanoamerica
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Pulp Literature Magazine issue #26
If you’re like me, a voracious reader with eclectic yet widespread tastes, you’ll read it from cover to cover and be well satisfied.
Anime roundup 5/14/2020: Interlude
In this week's viewing: My Next Life as a Villainess goes on vacation, Tower of God lets its hero catch his breath, and more!
Noticias Literatura 13-5
Announcing the Kelvin award and the second Interac SF Script writing contest
Repetition, repetition, repetition….
With so many people engaging in tasks that are often thought of as repetitive (baking all kinds of breads and cakes, sewing and crocheting and knitting and long involved projects like filling coloring books or creating mandalas...) these kinds of time-waster games are filling a similar need.