The Multi-Subject, Far Too Long and Perhaps a Bit Excitable, Post Worldcon Editorial
Amazing Stories debut, Worldcon, thoughts on the awards and their reception, thoughts on fandom in general.
Amazing Stories debut, Worldcon, thoughts on the awards and their reception, thoughts on fandom in general.
Gettting the word out for programming at Worldcon76
During the Hugo Award Ceremony, you don’t have to dress like a pirate – unless you WANT to.
Fear, loathing, excitment and anticipation on the road to Worldcon
The High School graduation of a grandchild prompts some musings on the state of public education.
The label of Fan can no longer be allowed to shield behavior that delegitimizes other Fans.
Thoughts on protest, history and the Bill of Rights
Today is the one year anniversary of Karen’s passing.
Notes on progress towards a printed issue of Amazing Stories
Thoughts on phone booth stuffing and other crazy fads.
Our current progress and notes on receiving too much information.
Kickstarter Campaign launch in temporary countdown ‘hold’
Crowdsourcing is a very, very fannish thing.
Technical difficulties this week. We’ll be back with the news next week!
announcing our impending Kickstarter campaign and discussing the discussions about over-looked art in the field.
Are convention “safe spaces” exclusionary and discriminatory or a step in the right direction?
The comedian Lewis Black has some thoughts on the alt-right and fandom.
The title says it all. Don’t want to be a Fugghead, don’t do these things.
Steve Davidson is the publisher of Amazing Stories.
Steve has been a passionate fan of science fiction since the mid-60s, before he even knew what it was called.
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