¿Y si Venus tuviera vida? Una vieja historia de Bradbury y...
Venus. Following the recent report of life-chemicals found in its atmosphere, is it any wonder that we're all thinking swampy things again?
Anime roundup 9/17/2020: Dead Giveaway
In this week's viewing: Appare-Ranman! and Deca-Dence telegraph plot points rather badly, and more!
Book 9 of the Expanse has just been revealed: Leviathan Falls
...and a forthcoming short will conclude the series
Noticias Literatura 12-9
A review of Windumanoth #10 featuring an interview with Richard Morgan and Tim Pratt and the art of Breogán Álvarez.
The Foundation Trilogy Reread: Prelude to Foundation
The key to making Prelude to Foundation work is Seldon himself and, like many of Asimov’s other scientist-heroes, he works.
When Spreadsheets and Superheroes Collide: Hench by Natalie Zina Walschots
Like many other temps, Anna works for a soulless company with little regard for the people it uses up. The only difference is that she temps in the underworld of supervillains
“Fahrenheit 451” en la mirada de Truffaut
Celebrating Bradbury's Centennial with a look back at the premiere of Truffaut's titular movie
Anime roundup 9/10/2020: Fortunes of War
In this week's viewing: Appare-Ranman and No Guns Life's villains are just in it for the money, and more!
Review: Refraction by Christopher Hinz
Beautifully paced, crisply written and containing flashes of originality, even brilliance
Noticias Literatura 9-9
The second issue of MetaHumana magazine is released and an anthology - Scientific Fiction - rounds up the year's stories from the titular website.
Veronica Scott Shares 5 Post Apocalyptic Science Fiction Novels As An...
For a little dystopic distraction from our dystopia, try these reads.
CHADWICK… and SPUTNIK REVIEW (Some spoilers)
Today Steve reviews a Russian science fiction movie set during the days of the USSR. Russia’s putting out some pretty good SF movies these days!
Novedades de Agosto 2020 en Hispanomérica
New books, magazines, fanzines and media from Hispanoamerico
“Volver a la piel” de Porcayo: volver a lo sensible
Mexican author Gerardo Horacio Porcayo's novel, Back to the Skin, evokes Well's Island of Doctor Moreau.
Anime roundup 9/3/2020: Time Out
In this week's viewing: Re:ZERO takes a mental health day, Appare-Ranman! gives everyone time off for hijinks, and more!
Science Fiction Carries On: The Year’s Best Science Fiction Vol. 1...
Praise for Strahan's annual best anthology
Pensando la literatura fantástica con Borges
Coverage of a 1967 lecture by Jorge Luis Borges on - "Fantastic Literature"
REVIEW: F&SF July-August 2020 (Part II)
Steve finishes a two-part review of the July-August issue of F&SF—the Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction. It’s an excellent issue of a top SF/F magazine!
Anime roundup 8/27/2020: The Plotting Idiot
In this week's viewing: Re:ZERO and No Guns Life enjoy some villainous idiocy, and more!
Noticias literatura 26-8
Victor Conde announces two new novels - El beso de Copacati (Dolmen) and 6 a.m. In the marsh at the edge of the universe
Astounding Histories, May 1930: Humanity’s Evolution
In 1930 Astounding Stories was a new publication, edited not by John W. Campbell but by Harry Bates
Anime roundup 8/20/2020: Think of the Children
In this week's viewing: Appare-Ranman reveals a tough dude with a soft spot for kids, Re:ZERO has a tough gal with a soft spot for kids, and more!
Reseña de libro: El Ekeko y los Deseos Imposibles
A review of the short story collection The Ekeko and the Impossible Wishes by Sarko Medina Hinojosa