Noticias Literatura 30-1
New works of SF in The Ferry; The Year of Fantastic Literature’s first newsletter; rules for the IX TerBi Prize.
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1957 GENRE MOVIES (A GOOD YEAR)
Steve attempts to list and describe every genre movie of 1957. Oddly enough, it seems to be a worthwhile thing to do!
Anime roundup 1/24/2019: The Unkindest Cut
In this week’s viewing: One last premiere, some second looks, and figuring out what to watch for the rest of the season.
Noticias Literatura 23-1
In Memoriam TerBi Prize awarded to Domingo Santos and an Interview with Rubén Ramírez;
SOMETHING FISHY: AQUAMAN MOVIE REVIEW (SPOILERS)
Steve is not a big fan of the movie Aquaman. In fact, he’s not even a little fan of Aquaman; he thinks the movie s(t)inks!
Anime roundup 1/17/2019: And There’s More Where That Came From
In this week’s viewing: Lots more winter premieres and a couple of surprises.
Noticias Literatura 16-1
The website Ciencia-Ficción celebrates 22 years online; new releases include The City of Mice, Oma and Skinned
WILDSIDE PRESS: 34th GOLDEN AGE OF SF MEGAPACK (CYRIL M. KORNBLUTH) REVIEW
This week, Steve looks at Wildside Press’s attempt to reprint most of the SF of the past in ebook format. This particular book is works by Cyril Kornbluth, a name you should learn!
Anime roundup 1/10/2019: Coming Out Swinging
In this week’s viewing: Premiere time is front-loaded with the big names, and they do deliver.
Noticias Literatura 9-1
And the winners of the Alberto Magno Prize for Science Fiction are –
Review: Literature by Guillermo Stitch
Literature by Guillermo Stitch is an ambitious debut, centering around a multi-layered definition of literature and the dystopian world that is driven by the powerful tool.
Les chroniques de l’étrange de Romain D’Huissier
Profiling a French urban fantasy, featuring a Taoist Exorcist
Anime roundup 1/3/2019: Best of 2018
Looking back at the best sf the anime world had to offer in 2018.
Noticias Literatura 1-2
A new novel “After the End” by Juan Carlos Fernández to be presented January 4 and the Museum of Fine Arts in Bilbao and in Tabakalera will present The unknown, Cinema and science
Anime roundup 12/27/2018: The Show Must Go On
SSSS.Gridman finale – Akane herself has become a monster for the final battle, and, despite Alexis’s contention that she always was one because of the things she’s done, everyone jumps in to rescue her. Inexplicable […]
Noticias Literatura 26-12
The latest issue of Windumanoth magazine released; volume VI of the anthology series “Tales for Algernon” released; Javier Castañeda de la Torre wins the Alberto Magno award
Winter 2019 SF Anime Preview
Anime never sleeps, so get ready to ring in the new year with yet another batch of new shows.
Anime roundup 12/20/2018: The Rule of Cool
In this week’s viewing: Double Decker gets completely ludicrous, SSSS.Gridman pulls out all the stops, and more!
Noticias Literatura 19-12
Fantastic Literature’s 30 most outstanding works published in Spanish for 2018
Review: The Witch’s Promise by John Dodds
Reading more like a classic western than a chilling fantasy, The Witch’s Promise by John Dodds is a compelling novelette offering hope that there can be a rich reward to being different.
Review: Tragon of Ramura by John M. Whalen
A masterful weaving of the classic mystery and revenge, John M. Whalen’s Tragon of Ramura is a magical swashbuckling story set in a jungle with mythological elements of epic proportions.
Fantasy Recommendation: Foundryside by Robert Jackson Bennett
Even with the density of heavy themes and weighty magic, this book has a wry, dark humor to it.
Novedades de noviembre
Various conferences in Peru, Colombia, Aregentina and Chile presented new works including Beyond Real: Anthology of the Peruvian fantastic tale of the XXI century and Fantasmas del Future Theory and history of science fiction (1821-1980) ” by Elton Honors. “Monsters 1.1″ by José Donayre Hoefken, The Last Zelofonte by Luisa Mercedes Levinson, El Gusano” by Luis Carlos Barragán and Coma” (Puerto de Escape) by Javier Vargas Vergara.
END OF YEAR REVIEW: F&SF for NOV/DEC 2018
For his final column of 2018, Steve dives into the Nov./Dec. issue of The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, which everyone just calls “F&SF.” It tastes great and is more filling with fewer calories than competing magazines!
Anime roundup 12/13/2018: Levelling Up
In this week’s viewing: SSSS.Gridman has its best monster fights ever, Double Decker explains about a million things, and more!
Noticias Literatura 12-12
Author Vicente Adam Cardona has died; Golem & Gabriel prizes and a new release VenganZa by Gemma Herrero Virto.
Book Review: Daemon Voices: Essays on Storytelling by Philip Pullman
For those of us who write fiction, he has countless wise and constructive advice to offer
BOOK REVIEWS: Murder on Millionaires’ Row and 19 Gates of Hell
This week, Steve looks at a supernatural murder mystery historical romance—if you can believe that label—and an anthology of original modern horror stories. He enjoyed both of them—will your mileage vary?
Noticias Literatura 5-12
Publisher Ediciones el Transbordador is reissuing “Memories of the Old Earth” by José Manuel González Rodríguez, video of the first Interac Award for SG scripts, and the schedule of events for Golemfest!
Beautiful Books for the Fantasy Fan in Your Life
Five Fantastic Fantasies, perfect for the holidays
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