Anime roundup 4/2/2020: There’s Always a Catch
In this week's viewing: The winter season all wraps up, for a nice tidy transition to spring.
Noticias Literatura 12-3
A list of currently active magazines, a new anthology and a call for mini fiction
Anime roundup 3/5/2020: The Invisible Man
In this week's viewing: ID: Invaded displays a vanishing act, Magia Record and Hanako-kun try reappearing ones, and more!
Noticias Literatura 29-2
Crónica de la presentación en Málaga de "El codo de la Torcaz" de Damián Cordones
Crónica de Paco Mancera Romero de la presentación en Málaga...
Anime roundup 2/28/2020: Radio, What’s New?
In this week's viewing: Magia Record says you shouldn't trust the radio, Hanako-kun and Welcome to Demon School extend that to the radio club, and more!
“PERFECT” MOVIES #2 — PITCH BLACK (Spoilers!)
For his second “perfect” genre movie, Steve calls your attention to gravel-voiced Vin Diesel’s first genre movie, Pitch Black. Science fiction films don’t get a whole lot better, in Steve’s opinion!
“PERFECT” GENRE MOVIES 1: NEAR DARK (Spoilers)
Few genre movies are perfect, but Steve will look at one he feels is nearly so. Whether vampire movies are your thing or not, Steve thinks you should look at this one!
Anime roundup 2/6/2020: The Smart Set
In this week's viewing: Deductions happen with impressive but not unrealistic speed in In/Spectre and ID: Invaded, and more!
Finally some good news! Finalmente buenas noticias (post bilingüe/bilingual post)
Tanya, our Spanish language editor, has just sold her first novel for english translation
BBC/NETFLIX DRACULA (Part 1 only) SPOILER REVIEW!
Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffitt, who created the BBC’s “Sherlock,” take on Dracula with the help of Netflix. Is it good? Well, yes and no. Read the review but BEWARE OF SPOILERS!
Anime roundup 1/31/2020: Stairway to Hell
In this week's viewing: Magia Record isn't the only story haunted by an evil staircase, and more!
Novedades de Noviembre y Diciembre en Hispanoamérica
New books from Caterina Fernandez Hinojosa, José Luis Zárate, Carlos Enrique Saldivar, The Conspiracy of the Fuleros, Marco Antonio Yauri, Daína Chaviano, Poldark Mego, interviews with Daniel Salvo and José Güich, new magazine issues, films and television series
Anime roundup 1/23/2020: So Long, and Thanks For All the Fish
In this week's viewing: It's time to set the season lineup, which means something has to be crossed off the list. Luckily we have a volunteer...
Anime roundup 1/16/2020: You Can’t Even Quit the Game
In this weeks viewing: All the winter premieres fit to watch! (...and one or two that aren't.)
Review: Women’s Weird: Strange Stories by Women from Handheld Press
Women’s Weird: Strange Stories by Women, 1890-1940, edited by Melissa Edmundson is yet another fine example of publications bringing back important, influential work.
Winter 2020 SF Anime Preview
Anime never rests, so get ready for a new serving of shows coming soon!
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Unnerving Magazine issue #11
The combination of explicit sex and explicit violence practically knocked me off my chair. I was stunned.
REVIEW: Terror in Time: A Collection of Eerie Tales, by Melodie...
Nine scary tales but like all things that go bump in the night some were chilling and some heartbreaking and some, well some too close to reality.
Noticias Literatura 4-12
An interview with Pedro de Andrés, author of "White Pawn, Black Lady" and a round-up of Super Sonic Magazine No 15
REVIEW: T.A.D. The Angel of Death, by M.D. Neu
nothing is simple when you’re dealing with a former Angel of Death and a Drag Queen
Noticias Literatura 20-11
Moriremos por fuego amigo, a collection of essays on Spanish science fiction and its fandom by Juan Manuel Santiago; and a conference on the educational value of science fiction in Barcelona
“CC” Teaser | Starring Jewel Staite | November 7th Exclusive DUST...
Would you let your kids be cared for by an AI Nanny?
Noticias Literatura 6-11
Hispacon 2019's preliminary schedule and guidelines for submitting to the 35th Pumpkins in the Storeroom
Modern Myth and Meaning: Buried Alive
For hundreds of years, premature burial has captivated readers and viewers of fiction. Why are we so fascinated with this horrific event?