Anime roundup 5/19/2016: Red Herrings
In this week’s viewing: Re: ZERO and The Lost Village fling confusing clues in all directions, and more!
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Review: Last Plane to Heaven by Jay Lake
A diverse collection of works, Last Plane to Heaven by Jay Lake is a fitting tribute for the author who gave us so much raw candor over the years.
Anime roundup 5/12/2016: The Weapons Shops of Nerima
In this week’s viewing: My Hero Academia starts combat training, The Lost Village gets tacticool, and more!
Review: In Memory: A Tribute to Terry Pratchett
And the best part? All proceeds from sales of the book will go to Alzheimer’s Research, UK, Pratchett’s favourite charity.
Review: Too Like the Lightning by Ada Palmer
A fresh take on traditional literature, Too Like the Lightning by Ada Palmer blends old and new philosophies on how society will be carved in the distant future.
Anime roundup 5/5/2016: Chasing Shadows
In this week’s viewing: The Lost Village reveals its monster, Re: ZERO drops more hints toits mystery, and more!
“Sancho Panza en América” de Alfonso Barrera Valverde: un viaje fantástico
“Don Quixote (is) symbolic, that sublime embodiment of truth and virtue in cartoon form.” Alfonso Barrera Valverde’s Sancho Panza in America.
Anime roundup 4/28/2016: Who’s the Boss
In this week’s viewing: Kagewani gets around to updating us on the title character, The Lost Village is cagey about its protagonist, and more!
Exclusive Excerpt: Hellmaw 7: Of the Essence by Gabrielle Harbowy
When a powerful daemon is murdered on modern-day Earth, all signs point in the same direction
Anime roundup 4/21/2016: And This Is Where the Story Really Starts
In this week’s viewing: Two more premieres, and then the final lineup for the rest of the season!
Anime roundup 4/14/2016: Shock and Awww
In this week’s viewing: Another batch of premieres with a lot of surprises (good and bad), plus big news for the British Isles!
Anime roundup 4/7/2016: On Your Marks
In this week’s viewing: The starting gun fires for the spring season! What’s taking the early lead?
Anime roundup 3/31/2016: It Ain’t Over ‘Til It’s Over
In this week’s viewing: ERASED goes out on top, another show has a suprise extra helping coming, and more!
Anime roundup 3/24/2016: No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
In this week’s viewing: BBK/BRNK gets fuzzy about heroism and villainy, ERASED turns the screws again, and more!
Verne y los comienzos del cine
Jules Verne – fascinating in any medium and in any language!
Colección Ámbar: Lo mejor del fantástico cubano
Now that Cuba is opening up, it’s time to take a look at its genre offerings
Anime roundup 3/17/2016: Players at the Game of People
In this week’s viewing: master manipulators on display in Erased, Active Raid, and Gundam, and more!
Anime roundup 3/7/2016: Pass the Idiot Ball
In this week’s viewing: Active Raid gets a lot of entertainment out of a stupid villain, ERASED gets it from a less-than-intelligent hero, and more!
NARRATIVA FANTASTICA INDIGENISTA: ENTREVISTA A MIGUEL KUNTURI
Miguel Kunturi brings the Andean soul to fantasy literature.
The Rousing Speech
Today…Today we choose to read this post, not because it is easy but because it is fun! We choose to read this post and the other things on Amazing because this challenge is one we choose to accept!
Anime roundup 3/3/2016: X Marks the Plot
In this week’s viewing: ERASED and Iron-Blooded Orphans are in a race to see who can give away the plot first, and more!
AMAZING PEOPLE: Michael J. Sullivan Goes Graphic
Riyria enters the realm of the graphic novel.
Ifs, Ands, or Buts: the Art Exhibition That Resonates with Imagination
A Shanghai museum engages with the imagination.
Review: Devil or Angel by Matthew Hughes
Devil or Angel is a highly enjoyable read with a lot of solid writing…and some confounding problems.
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