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September’s offerings
September’s offerings
Space Vulture is what science fiction was meant to be. Eye-popping visions of things that might be, woven into a tale of hope, love and redemption. Pure wonder on the page, unencumbered by adult concerns, unfettered by the real world. Filled with truths that are self-evident to the child inside, truths that should remain so even when we grow up.
Immediate Release – 8/12/20 Wayne, NJ – Rabid Fanboy has announced the opening of its publishing division Prince of Cats Literary Productions. Rabid Fanboy has worked heavily in publishing and promotions with authors and publishers through its marketing group Rabid Fanboy Marketing for groups like WordFire Press, Ring of Fire Press and authors like Eric Flint, Charles Gannon, […]
This volume is focused on Bradbury’s early work and activities that have previously been unavailable to most readers, including 120+ articles, stories, drawings and references from a variety of early fan publications
Argentina includes genre in a Federal writing contest; Counterfactual has a review of the second issue ofAeternum; The Argentine North American Cultural Institute offers a creative writing workshop; more
Our second review of Sawyer’s latest; well worth two reviews, well worth the read.
A new Canadian SF magazine hits the stands!
We’re busily working on our schedule of events for AmazingCon®. But we wanted to give you some preliminary idea of what is in store for the event. Here’s what we can pass on right now: The convention is scheduled for June 12-14. The event will be conducted via Zoom; we hope to stream it to […]
We’re busily working on our schedule of events for AmazingCon®. But we wanted to give you some preliminary idea of what is in store for the event. Here’s what we can pass on right now: The convention is scheduled for June 12-14. The event will be conducted via Zoom; we hope to stream it to […]
Announcing AmazingCon, an online convention coming June 12-14, 2020
Movie reviews, re-reads, tv reviews top out our most popular posts from the past week
Zero, Cecilia. Chica Cafeína. Lima: SM, 2017. 98 pp. Ilustraciones de Luis Morocho. Cecilia Zero ha desarrollado diversas labores en las áreas cultural y artística, es cantante, actriz, escritora. Ha publicado los libros «Perras memorias» (2002), la interesante novela «La reina del chat» (2005) y la emocionante «Plastilina Rock» (2015), un texto destinado a lectores […]
Tanya, our Spanish language editor, has just sold her first novel for english translation
A medieval fantasy seen through a science fiction lens
Alien Santas!
With six issues under its belt augur is switching to paying full SFWA rates, apparently the only SpeciFic zine in Canada to do so.
Just in time for the Holidays
Cool reads here. Don’t miss out!
The divide between human and canine is narrowed in the novel What’s Bred in the Bone. As author Jan S. Gephardt rewrites the definition of a hero.
One of our regular columnists was just inducted into the CSFFA’ s Hall of Fane
Captain Future; female heroes in space; three black holes colliding; FTL being taken seriously, Dan Simmons screed; Elon Musk builds a silo; Kay Tarrant, George Lucas, Greta Thunberg, Boston Dynamics, Spider-Man and, believe it or not – more!
The aftermath of the Saudi drone strike – from space.
Libros Editorial Bisonte y WhaltariBooks presentaron el 1 de agosto la novela “Nosocomium” del escritor Christ Gutiérrez-Rodríguez (Premio Copé de Oro, 2012). Los comentarios estuvieron a cargo de los escritores e investigadores Dorian Espezúa Salmón y Carlos Morales Falcón. El evento se realizó en el marco de la Feria Internacional del Libro de Lima. El […]
We’re going into a second printing for our fifth issue!
Adhara Stanley”, a young Bolivian writer, takes us in her novel VUNTOR through dream worlds and realities that combine in a whirlpool of magical images.
New releases and reissues; new issues of Aeternum, miNatura, Penumbria; interviews and presentations by several Amazing Stories authors, and more.
Gernsback experiences myth becoming reality; H.G. Wells, David H Keller, Baron Munchhhausen’s adventures and more round out this 1928 issue of the magazine
World Fantasy, British Fantasy, Seiuns, Rhyslings, Golden Heart, Neffy, Prix Rosny Aines, Inkpot, Inky, Prism, Aliance awards and shortlists; Hamill wins an Icon, Worldcon Business Meet agtenda and, the Philes’ Phabulous Phandom(s) pixel scroll!mi
So let’s get things straight. I am not a hall H kinda gal, so no, I did not get to see, hear, touch, breathe the air from or otherwise schmooze with Tom Cruise. With that out of the way, let’s move along to the Con Report. With so many stories coming to a close (GoT, […]
Bo, the Wonder Dog, tries his hand at posting. We think it beats those “elephant paints abstracts” cold.