Novedades de Marzo 2026 (2)
LIBROS El 19 de marzo se presentó el libro “Noventa millones de soles” (Colección Molinos de Viento, UAM) de Iliana Várgaz. El evento se realizó en la Librería U-Tópicas de México y comentaron el libro […]
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Novedades de Marzo en Hispanoamérica (1)
LIBROS Minificción ha publicado la antología “Sombras que respiran”. De lectura gratuita. Acuedi ha puesto en preventa el libro “Huati y las cinco huacas” de Pablo César Díaz. El autor también ha ilustrado el libro. […]
´Novedades de Enero 2026 (Primera y Segunda Semana)
LIBROS Apogeo Ediciones ha publicado el libro «Madeleine» de Edison Mucha Soto. Sietch Ediciones nos presentan sus novedades de este año. «Dardos Corporales» de Jean Véliz, el eBook «La tribu Astral» Alejandro Farías Ugarte D’Angelo […]
New Release “Monster” from Amazing Stories Author, Matt Truxaw
– Some doors shouldn’t be opened – – Some labyrinths don’t let you go – Morrigan just wanted a break—from failed auditions, endless shifts at the coffee house, and the slow grind of dreams slipping […]
REVISITING LASER BOOKS
This week Steve revisits a publisher’s SF line that took everyone by surprise, because they were known for romance novels, Gothic bodice-rippers and the like. Laser Books, edited by Roger Elwood, came and went within a few years, but left a mark on our genre. Was it a good or bad mark? Read and find out…
BACK TO A FUTURE—Howdershelt’s 3rd World Products (and self-publishing)
This week Steve reviews a series that he spoke about ten years ago; the author recently died, and Steve has taken another look at the series. He thinks you might find it interesting. (You may thank him or curse him depending on how the books hit you.)
The Big Idea: Kalla Harris
Sometimes, great ideas can stem from just a single word. Author Kalla Harris talks about her single-word-inspiration in the Big Idea for her debut YA novel, The Ground That Devours Us. Follow along as she […]
Matt’s Reviews: Mindworks by Neal Shusterman
Publisher : Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers Publication date : November 18, 2025 Language : English Print length : 592 pages ISBN-10 : […]
NEW BOOK REVIEW: SQUAD THIRTEEN by D.G. VALDRON
Den Valdron’s newest book will gladden the hearts of horror/slasher and splatterpunk fans everywhere. I’m not sure it’s possible to get more death and gore into a single medium-sized book. Check it out!
Matt’s Reviews: Multiple Quick Reviews (Pretties, The Municipalists, Broken Place Outer Spaces, Great by Choice)
I’ve been reading too many books lately, plus trying to find time to write my next novel (follow me here if you want to see when that comes out), and I haven’t been finding the […]
The Big Idea: Beth Cato
You can’t judge a house by its paint job. Or by the nefarious things that have gone on inside said house in the past. Author Beth Cato takes us for a tour in the Big […]
The Big Idea: Charlie N. Holmberg
Sometimes, books require a lot of planning and outlining, and sometimes you just need to start and it ends up revealing itself along the way. Such was the case for author Charlie N. Holmberg, much […]
The Big Idea: Julia Harrison
Highways to Hell, Stairways to Heaven: in From the Other Side, author Julia Harrison suggests a different way of locating these ineffable planes of the afterlife… which may or may not so inef… Source: The […]
Matt’s Reviews: BLACK HOLE HEART AND OTHER STORIES by K.A. Teryna
Publisher: Fairwood Press Publication date: 10/14/2025 (Pre-order available) Pages: 236 ISBN: 978-1-9588880-29-6 Author: K.A. Teryna Translated by: Alex Shvartsman Black Hole Heart and Other Stories by K.A. Teryna was translated from Russian by Alex […]
REVIEW – SHATTER DARK by R. Graeme Cameron
Graeme Cameron, Amzing columnist, has written his first novel, and it’s science fiction (surprise!). It’s a sardonic, funny, well-written, quite engaging book full of surprising characters and events. If we like it enough (and buy it), maybe he’ll write a sequel or two. I can’t wait to see what happens next!
Vote! in Amazing Stories’ Reader’s Choice Awards for the Second Quarter of 2025!
Now you can help us reward our contributors by voting for your favorite 2nd quarter 2025 story from our FREE STORY offerings! Every Monday we publish free fiction on the Amazing Stories’ website. Once every […]
Chica Cafeína de Cecilia Zero
Zero, Cecilia. Chica Cafeína. Lima: Alfaguara, 2024. 147 pp. Ilustraciones de Joan Ulloa. Cecilia Zero es una escritora que inició su carrera literaria a temprana edad, dándonos uno de los libros más significativos de las […]
ALMA OSCURA DEL ALBA de Giovanna Rivero: Un análisis desde lo fantástico neoindigenista
De: Iván Prado Sejas Giovanna Rivero*, en su novela “Alma oscura del alba: Una fábula”, nos presenta una historia excepcional que penetra en los sentidos y en los significados cognitivos de lo que resta de […]
The Big Idea: Jon McGoran
Security and confidence don’t come cheap, especially in a world where both are in short supply. In his novel The Price of Everything, author Jon McGoran delves into a future where the wealthiest look for […]
Submissions Closed – Tales of Galactic Pest Control has its final lineup!
The airlocks are sealed, the fumigators are standing down, and the last mutated space-roach has been caught in a glue trap — because submissions are now officially closed for Tales of Galactic Pest Control, the […]
REVIEW — WRITERS OF THE FUTURE, VOL. 41
L. Ron Hubbard started Writers of the Future contest back in the 1980s as a way of encouraging new writers (and later, illustrators) into the genres of science fiction, fantasy and light horror. The 41st collection of stories gleaned from a year’s worth of entries is a really good one. Get it!
“Apukunapa Kutimuynin”: Cuando los Apus despiertan
Para ver el corto aquí Debo confesarlo, cuando vi el tráiler de “Apukunapa Kutimuynin”, corto producido por Ninakami Estudios, sentí que algo se moría en mi interior, ¿Qué era? La espera nociva de tantos años […]
FILOFICCIÓN 5: El Alienoceno: la posibilidad de una nueva era donde lo desconocido guía nuestra existencia
El Antropoceno es, sin duda, una era que nos ha revelado el impacto incontrolable del ser humano sobre el planeta. Desde paisajes devastados hasta ecosistemas transformados por nuestras acciones, es un recordatorio brutal de nuestra […]
The Big Idea: Kat Richardson
Sometimes as an author you find a character, and sometimes the character finds you. In this Big Idea for Storm Waters, author Kat Richardson introduces a character who stopped by… and then stayed for a […]
Vote! in Amazing Stories’ Reader’s Choice Awards for the First Quarter of 2025!
Now you can help us reward our contributors by voting for your favorite 1st quarter 2025 story from our FREE STORY offerings! Every Monday we publish free fiction on the Amazing Stories’ website. Once every […]
Matt’s Reviews: A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur’s Court by MarkTwain
Publisher: Audiobook Contractors Published Date: 2010 Original Print Published: 1889 ISBN: 1-60646-181-8 Author: Mark Twain Read by: Flo Gibson A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur’s Court by Mark Twain is […]
2024’s Fourth Quarter Reader’s Choice Awards Announced!
Fourth Quarter 2023 Reader’s Choice Awards Announced!
FILOFICCIÓN 4 POR SOPHIE CANAL: UN RECUERDO A CUANDO LA PORNOGRAFÍA ERA FILOSÓFICA: REFLEXIONES LIBRES SOBRE “HUMEDADES DE LAS ORILLAS” DE NASTIA T.
Acabo de leer “Humedades de las orillas” de la escritora peruana Nastia T., recientemente publicado por Pandemonium Editorial, segunda y nueva edición de la versión inicial que vió la luz en Lima en el 2000 […]
Vote! in Amazing Stories’ Reader’s Choice Awards for the Fourth Quarter of 2024!
Help us reward our fiction contributors by voting for your favorite story published during the fourth quarter of 2024 from our FREE STORY offerings! Every Monday we publish free fiction on the Amazing Stories’ website. […]
Novedades de Diciembre 2
En el stand de Cuba de la Feria del libro de Guadalajara Lanzamiento digital de la saga del Cosmos (Saga de Kay y Kirk) De Eric Mota. Lamentablemente no he encontrado un enlace de cómo […]
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