The task of selecting the best science fiction and fantasy books for 2023 was a difficult one, and even this list is quite extensive. However, it was quite impossible for the curator to ignore the […]
Algernon Blackwood fue un escritor inglés, locutor radial, novelista y cuentista. Nació el 14 de marzo de 1869 en Kent, Inglaterra. A Blackwood se le sitúa en el género “Weird Fiction” aunque algunas de sus […]
This week Patreon backers got TWO stories for the price of one. Hot Potato by Liam Hogan and Ed Venice in the AI Drives by Night by Royce Badgers These stories were also accompanied by […]
Amazing Stories is excited to announce the launch of a brand new, weekly series of science fiction stories, featuring a mix of established and up-and-coming writers. Starting in January 2023, these tales of the extraordinary […]
Watching the copyrights on art expire still feels like a novelty. After all, the US public domain was frozen in time for 20 years, thawing only in 2019. But this weekend’s Public Domain Day will […]
En primer lugar, me disculpo por la gran tardanza. Primero estuve enferma durante 3 semanas, luego mi laptop murió y recién tengo una nueva. Hay tantas noticias que informar, así que solo voy a hacer […]
Fecha de publicación: Setiembre de 2022 Páginas:59 Editorial: ONDINA ediciones. El libro llegó a mis manos directo de Ferrol, A Coruña y debo confesarle a la autora española sobre mis nervios iniciales para leer el […]
Amazing Stories Kickstarter Final Week Announcement Amazing Stories is in the FINAL week of raising funds through its Kickstarter for our annual special issue – Amazing Stories: SOL SYSTEM – a double-sized issue, both in […]
Hemil asks “Why did both authors decide to use Spanish and/or a theme oriented to Hispanic culture?”
Literatura Un antiguo artículo de J. Jay Jones sobre Theodore Sturgeon está entre los favoritos de este mes. Ernest Lilley nos recomienda qué leer en julio en cuanto a la ciencia ficción. En su serie […]
Libros Ha salido un nuevo libro de investigación a cargo de nuestro Blogger Iván Rodrigo Mendizábal. Se trata de “Historias desde el futuro: ciencia ficción andina como antropología especulativa”, recientemente publicado por la Universidad Andina […]
El ecuatoriano Richard Cedeño Menéndez explora la ciencia ficción con una nueva obra Voces del firmamento, que además tiene un subtítulo: El resurgimiento de las ánimas probablemente anunciando que su novela podría ser el inicio […]
La ciencia ficción, un nuevo horizonte para Tarkovski Un 13 de mayo de 1972 fue estrenada en el Festival de Cannes el filme de ciencia ficción de Andrei Tarkovski, Solaris. En dicho evento la película […]
Andy Weir, author of The Martian, brings you a thrilling science fiction novel, Project Hail Mary. A lone astronaut must save the earth from disaster in this incredible new science-based thriller from the #1 New […]
You’ve never heard of him, but your favorite writers have, and his mad-drunk prose will knock you sideways. Source: Who Is R. A. Lafferty? And Is He the Best Sci-Fi Writer Ever? | WIRED
The Ecuadorian writer Jorge Vivanco has published a novel in Milan-Italy that borders on science fiction and fantasy. This is titled: Albanuma: the lost city (Ageebooks, 2015), which is in its second edition.
A discourse on the author Stephen King. (This post originally appeared here in Spanish).
LATER is Stephen King at his best, a terrifying and moving tale of innocence lost and the trials that test our sense of right and wrong.
Ecuadorian writer Efraín Villacís’ new novel is dystopian science fiction
This week Steve reviews another Steve—okay, they’re both Stephen, but this one doesn’t use that name—Stephen King, whose latest effort is called “Later.” It’s a horror-crime novel. And it’s good!
A review of Argentine author Betina González’s novel América alucinada
On the night of February 12, 1949, the city of Quito-Ecuador was moved by the alleged news of a Martian invasion
For C.C. Finlay’s last edition of F&SF, Steve has nothing but kind words. What will the future—and F&SF’s new editor, Sheree Renée Thomas—bring?
Death as a theme. (Go dig up Fosse’s “All That Jazz” for another example)
Nine stories related to cultures of Australia, the Arab world, Africa, the Iroquois of North America, the Tobas of the South American Chaco, Japan, Italy and Nepal.
“Science fiction has been, since Kepler’s Somnium or Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, a genre that offers creative proposals for the uncertain future.”
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