I’M LATE! F&SF JAN/FEB 2020 REVIEW!
Steve is unforgivably late with his review of the Jan/Feb 2020 F&SF. He hopes you’ll forgive him if he posts the next two issues’ reviews on time!
“Ecos y cavernas”: la Tierra en el mundo virtual
Alejandro Veintimilla, Ecuadorian writer, has published Echoes and Caverns. 12 stories set in the context of cyberpunk science fiction. Its background is the technological world
Authors You Might Want To Remember: Today – Edwin Abbott
Authors to add to your reads now that you have plenty of time to read
Interview: Author K. B. Wagers Discusses New Military SF Novel A...
Inspired by experience in the Coast Guard, this milSF novel is explored with an interview with the author
“Elementos dispares”: conjuntando realidad, irrealidad y lo real
Francisco Proaño Arandi's Disparate Elements explores the nature of reality
Planet Of The Apes: Folio Society produce beautiful edition of Pierre...
Beautiful looking edition confirms that when you are living in a time loop, stuff keeps happening again and again and again...
FLASHPOINT Series Authors Mike Kraus and Tara Ellis on Post Apocalyptic...
Half of the earth's population has been wiped out. Impossible to predict or stop, the Gamma Ray Burst tore through the Earth like a bullet, its radiation wave killing hundreds of millions and the aftereffects ensuring the deaths of billions more.
The Sociology of Science Fiction
The most difficult speculation for a science fiction writer to undertake is to imagine correctly the *secondary* implications of a new factor.
REVIEW (Spoilers!): Riddick (2013)
Adding to his list of perfect/near-perfect genre movies, Steve looks at Riddick, starring Vin Diesel. Is it one of them? Steve thinks so.
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Trouble Among The Stars Magazine #5
A niche magazine, heading for its final issue.
Noticias Literatura 12-3
A list of currently active magazines, a new anthology and a call for mini fiction
AMAZING STORIES & AMAZING STORIES TV SHOW TIMELINE
A timeline of Amazing Stories - both the magazine and the television show - for your reference.
Science Fiction Books to Look for this March
Coming in March, an interesting selection of selected reads
Anime roundup 3/5/2020: The Invisible Man
In this week's viewing: ID: Invaded displays a vanishing act, Magia Record and Hanako-kun try reappearing ones, and more!
BEHIND THE SUN ABOVE THE MOON Anthology Authors Share SFF Story...
Science Fiction and Fantasy just go together sometimes, and I feel like they're the perfect vessels for conversations involving gender.
Noticias Literatura 29-2
Crónica de la presentación en Málaga de "El codo de la Torcaz" de Damián Cordones
Crónica de Paco Mancera Romero de la presentación en Málaga...
The MIT Press Acquires World English Rights to Six Titles from...
he MIT Press announces it has acquired world English rights to six titles by Stanislaw Lem
Anime roundup 2/28/2020: Radio, What’s New?
In this week's viewing: Magia Record says you shouldn't trust the radio, Hanako-kun and Welcome to Demon School extend that to the radio club, and more!
The Required Plots of Star Trek
Star Trek - in all of its iterations - always engages with these thirteen plots
CLUBHOUSE: Review: “Wasps at the Speed of Sound” anthology by Derryl...
You’d be amazed how many people would enjoy seeing the world they’ve learned to hate get smashed.
“PERFECT” MOVIES #2 — PITCH BLACK (Spoilers!)
For his second “perfect” genre movie, Steve calls your attention to gravel-voiced Vin Diesel’s first genre movie, Pitch Black. Science fiction films don’t get a whole lot better, in Steve’s opinion!
Gotta See a Man About a Job…
If, in science fiction, money has no real meaning, than what the hell is your day-job exactly for?
Los cuentos de Jorge Alberto Collao
A review of the collection by Chilean author Jorge Alberto Collao that asks - Can we laugh in the silence of the cosmos?
