
Noticias Literatura 22-11
Winners of the Premios Ignotus Award for 2017, new book releases, magazine issues and more.
Winners of the Premios Ignotus Award for 2017, new book releases, magazine issues and more.
Get your library card out, because you’re going to want to check out the anthology EX LIBRIS: Stories of Librarians, Libraries & Lore.
News from and of interest to the Spanish speaking speculative fiction community.
All Our Wrong Todays is one of those rare alternate history books in which our present is the dystopia compared to the alternative. And it’s a lot of fun!
A book launch, writing contests and more news of interest to Spanish speaking fans of speculative fiction.
While there are some great individual stories in Altered Europa, they aren’t quite enough to recommend the book.
Jean Christophe Gapdy is an exciting new voice in French science fiction.
Jim C. Hines, known for his fantasy novels, tries his hand at humorous military SF and presents us with an unlikely group of heroes—Janitors of the Post-Apocalypse.
News of TerBi, new novel releases and “The search for identity in gender literature” presentation + colloquium.
The Sea Peoples, the fourteenth book in SM Stirling’s Emberverse series, is not a good place to start for people who are unfamiliar with the previous books, but it is definitely worth a read for Emberverse fans.
News of the latest Spanish language speculative fiction releases, as well as a horror symposium.
News of a writing contest and the release of the latest issue of Digital miNatura.
Amusing at times, shocking at others, a touching and somehow wonderful SFF read.
News of upcoming Spanish language speculative fiction novels and other publications.
A Time of Need, by Brent A. Harris, is a good, if flawed, alternate history focusing on what could have happened if George Washington had fought for the British instead of the American revolution, which was lead by Benedict Arnold.
This week, Steve reviews the Sept./Oct. 2017 issue of The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, their 68th anniversary issue. And finds it good to read!
Announcement of the next Terbi conference, as well as the launch of the novel “Mañana cruzaremos el Ganges” by Ekaitz Ortega.
Unidentified Funny Objects, science fiction and fantasy’s first and only annual humor anthology series, is back for a sixth year with stories by Jim C. Hines, Mike Resnick, Alan Dean Foster, Jody Lynn Nye, Esther Friesner, Gini Koch, Ken Liu, Jack Campbell and more.
A well-balanced mixture of science fiction, romance, and mystery, After Bees by B. C. Nyren is less about the fall of nature and more about the fall of humanity.
An interview with Cristina Jurado, who will be an editor for Apex Magazine for works in languages other than English.
A link to the programme for Hispacon and the announcement of a new issue of Iberoamericana Magazine.
An overview of the works of Bolivian speculative fiction author Gonzalo Montero Lara.
The final volume in Harry Turtledove’s The Hot War trilogy is disappointing, but still worth reading.
The contents of SuperSonic Issue 8, the program of the 9th Gothic Week of Madrid dedicated to Lovecraft, and more.
There are new platforms! America has graphic novels; Japan has anime; and South Korea has web comics. Web-based comics known as ‘webtoons’ are popular. Thanks to Korea’s world’s fastest optic networks. Webtoons are the ideal […]
A review of Begoña Pérez Ruiz’s novel Blue and the announcement of a sale on the few remaining copies of books from Spiral Science Fiction.
At the Table of Wolves is another alternate history in which people with superhuman powers affect the course of World War II, but it doesn’t compare to MJ-12 Shadows.
Interview with Nat Segaloff, the author of A Lit Fuse, a biography about Harlan Ellison.
The July/August edition of F&SF features many stories of dark fantasy and an unofficial theme of the arts.
New book releases, a television series, radio interviews and so much more!
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