AMAZING STORIES TV SHOW TO AIR ON MARCH 6th on AppleTV+
Get ready!
After far too long a wait, the first five (of 6) episodes produced for the reboot of Steven Spielberg's Amazing Stories television show...
Interview: Author Honey Phillips Takes Cyborgs to the Mars Frontier
A desperate widow in need of a helping hand… even a cybernetic one.
Sci-Fi Short Film “Sleepworking” presented by DUST |
In the near future a young woman becomes a sleepworker
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.)
Lacrimus Fábula II La Locura de la Valkiria por Héctor Daniel...
Laura Elena Cáceres presented a review of a science fiction and fantasy book by author of Monterrey Nuevo León at the Monterrey International Book Fair.
The Monster at the End of This Book: Seanan McGuire’s Come...
Seanan McGuire’s Wayward Children series is a long story about home—the ones we’re born into and the ones we find or build—but with each new installment a second parallel theme has grown in importance: identity.
Arnauld Pontier, portrait d’un auteur a typique
An interview with Arnauld Pontier, author of the F.E.L.I.N.E. trilogy
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.
Review: The Robots of Gotham by Todd McAulty
The Robots of Gotham is a fantastical futuristic ride, full of intrigue and intriguing tech.
Anime roundup 1/2/2020: Extra Innings
In this week's viewing: Wrapping up the three shows that have run into anime's usual end-of-year quiet period.
Noticias Literatura 1-1
The Science Fiction Site, a 23 year long Spanish website, has released an anthology
La ciencia ficción ecuatoriana del 2019
A survey of Ecuadoran Science Fiction and its 150+ year history
Book Review: Inward by Rob Turner
Imagine if Thomas Hardy were alive today and writing science fiction.
Winter 2020 SF Anime Preview
Anime never rests, so get ready for a new serving of shows coming soon!
Anime roundup 12/26/2019: Another One Bites the Dust
In this week's viewing: Kemono Michi bows out, and three more shows are going to the end of the year.
Noticias Literatura 25-12
Results of the Alberto Magnus contest and the Tales of Algernon anthology, 7th edition
Sci-Fi Short Film “Day One” presented by DUST
This short reveals the true nature of our fears about robots and artificial intelligence.
Fair and Fair Alike
In the face of an uncaring universe driven by physics and mathematics, what is fair?
MY LAST COLUMN: Lisa Mason’s CHROME and F&SF Nov.-Dec. 2019
For his last column of the year and the decade, Steve reviews two excellent items: a new book by Lisa Mason, and the last 2019 F&SF. Both are well worth the read!
Anime roundup 12/19/2019: Mic Drop
In this week's viewing: Dr. Stone ends its season on a high note, Special 7 upends everything, and more!
Noticias literatura 18-12
Yesterday, Luis Vigil, pioneer of the science fiction edition in Spain and co-director of Nueva Dimensión, the most important magazine of Spanish science fiction, died at seventy-nine.
Grief, Trauma, and Space Adventure: Down Among the Dead by KB...
Wagers’ first trilogy is one of the most entertaining and engaging space operas that I’ve ever read, and the second bids fair to build on that
Amazing Histories, September 1928: A Symbol for Scientifiction
A contest to search for a "symbol for scientifiction"
Review The Poppy War
Every now and then, I uncover a 24-carat nugget that stands out from all the other gems. And “The Poppy War” by R. F. Kuang is one of them.
Anime roundup 12/12/2019: Cutting the Cord
In this week's viewing: No Guns Life and Special 7 both have villains trying to take care of inconvenient henchmen, Dr. Stone goes wireless, and more!
Full Spoiler Discussion of Brandon Sanderson’s Starsight
In Starsight, the highly anticipated follow-up to Brandon Sanderson’s Skyward, we continue Spensa Nightshade’s journey as she strives to become the best fighter pilot in the Defiant Defence Force (DDF).
Science Fiction Romance Includes Sassy ‘Galactic Gramma’ Characters
Addressing the "older woman" issue in genre fiction: The SFR author community seems very open to writing stories of action, adventure and romance for women of any age, depending on the story the writer wishes to tell.