Anime roundup 6/27/2019: Tied Up With a Bow
In this week’s viewing: three finales with very different verdicts, and more!
In this week’s viewing: three finales with very different verdicts, and more!
The winners of the Kelvin5050 awards are announced, Brandon Sanderson will give a talk and the latest issue of Ulthor magazine is released.
Author and genre news from Peru, Chile, Mexico and Argentina
In this week’s viewing: Attack on Titan and Dororo grapple with the fallout of bad parenting choices, and more!
In this week’s viewing: Attack on Titan finally gets to the basement, Dororo heads for uncharted waters, and more!
An interview with Mariano Villarreal, editor of “América Fantástica”. América Fantastica offers a panoramic view of the most outstanding contemporary fantasy and science fiction in Latin America
In this week’s viewing: Dororo and Midnight Occult Civil Servants make it really clear who’s going to die, Attack on Titan tries for some misdirection, and more!
Announcing the finalists for the SF Horror Ripley awards and video from the TerBi conference
Sword and sorcery is not a well-regarded genre in France; The Twilight of Aesir may change some minds.
More coverage of American Fantastica and some new releases announced.
In this week’s viewing: Midnight Occult Civil Servants fails to break a cycle, Attack on Titan reminds us that it likes to make people wait, and more!
In Latin America the fantastic is not just a literary current, it is life itself, as this review of Revenge of the Apus illustrates.
In this week’s viewing: Midnight Occult Civil Servants and Demon Slayer both tackle supernatural kidnapping sprees, RobiHachi finds a planet with a surprising gender balance, and more!
The “Spanish Hugo” – The Premio Ignotus – award finalists are announced. One of our contributors – Laura Ponce – is a finalist.
Diane serves up a reminder that if we had listened to the critics, we might never have had had LoTR to read, let alone a bio-pic to watch
In this week’s viewing: Demon Slayer levels up, Midnight Occult Civil Servants finds a roundabout way to drop some crucial info, and more!
Finalists for the IX TerBi contest (post apocalyptic fiction) announced; Delirio magazine index contains some very interesting entries
New Latin American F+SF, including Fantastic America, covering fiction in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba and Chile. Radio plays, periodical releases and more
In this week’s viewing: The heavyweight of the season finally turns up, Demon Slayer provides a conveniently timed excuse to discuss calendars, and more!
Warrior Prime: Ink Mage Legacy is the latest book from Victor Gischler, set in the same realm as his earlier popular trilogy Fire Beneath the Skin.
Editorial Cerebro hosts an event including radio programs, author readings, discussions and writiig ncontests
In this week’s viewing: Midnight Occult Civil Servants and Dororo literally face the ghosts of the past, a concluded show comes back for another round, and more!
Listen to a radio program featuring two editors discussing the Latino fantastica anthology Unusual.
A review of Josette Burgaentzlé M.’s novel The Travelers of Sacred Gems, reminds us that life is learning and learning is life
In this week’s viewing: With only a few more premieres, it’s time to set the season lineup already!
Announcing the release of América Fantástica and an interview with author Nahikari Diosdado.
In this week’s viewing: The first premieres of spring bloom!

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