Tag: SF
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Three for the Month (August 2021)
After another month off in my series, and back I am with my reading suggestions in what is a semi-hiatus summer. I took on…
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Three for the Month (June 2021)
Welcome back to my reading suggestion series, after one month’s break. Not that I haven’t read anything in May (quite the opposite) but all…
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Three for the Month (April 2021)
Again, a late summary of this month’s reading, due to work. Oh well, the pandemic certainly changed the way people work and the personal…
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Three for the Month (January 2021)
This time it was relatively easy to select the three featured books for the blog: they’re the ones I am reading just now, and…
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Three for the Month (July 2020)
Even though it’s only July 5, I’m already well advanced in my reading this month. Which makes for a (good) novelty –bless holidays and…
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Three for the Months (June 2020)
This month looks about tragic in terms of available time, but since I have challenged myself to read at least three new books every…
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Three for the Months (May 2020)
It looks not so long since I’ve done April’s post, but, thanks to the lockdown, I’ve been reading a lot, so I’m ready for…
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Three for the Months (April 2020)
One of the things lockdown is good for (in addition of help fight Covid-2019) is that you get additional time for reading (even if…
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Frozen Wavelets presents: Café Macondo by Megan Arkenberg
The scanner bips and gives a four-note ascending scale of disapproval. Item not found. I look at the package in my hand. “I’m sorry,…
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Three for the Month (October 2019)
This month I am slightly late to announce my three selected books, but the good thing is that I have already started reading them.…
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In the Shadow of the Moon (2019) – A review.
“One of the chief joys of the time travel subgenre is strictly mechanical: it’s all about the ways nonlinear characters let creators deconstruct a…
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Milford 2019
This week I am attending Milford Conference, the yearly gathering with other writers from the SFF community that takes place at Trigonos, Snowdonia (North…
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Three for the Month (September 2019)
In these difficult (in the sense of super-busy) days at work, it is never an easy task to find time to read a new…
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Snapshots from Cymera
If you’re in Edinburgh this weekend AND you’re a speculative fiction fan, there’s nothing better you can do than visit Cymera, the first SFF…
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Open Submission Calls – What Indie Presses Would Like to See
I had recently a chat with the owner and Editor-in-Chief of an award-winning, independent Scottish press, Luna Press Publishing. I asked a few questions regarding…
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WWW Wednesday: 5 September 2018
The WWW Wednesday meme was formerly hosted by MizB at A Daily Rhythm and revived by Sam @ Taking on a World of Words. It’s a great way to do a weekly…
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Underrated Horror Movies. A list.
… to be fair, while I found the idea simply great, I was not the one to actually prepare this list I am talking…
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Ghoul (and what you’d like to know)
GHOUL, the Indian horror mini-series, just premiered on Netflix last week (24th August 2018) and the net is already buzzing. What is all the fuss…
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Eurocon 2018, France, 19-21 July
In case you have a free weekend in front of you and you’re not too far away from France, this is an event you…
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“The Eobshin Song” in Aurealis #112
My SF story “The Eobshin Song” has been included in Aurealis #112. Squee! I’ve been reading this magazine since my years in Hong Kong…
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“Ligeia is Waiting” podcast now live on 600 Second Saga
My science fiction flash set on Saturn’s moon Titan is now a podcast. Hear it here, narrated by the amazing Mariah Avix of 600 Second…
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WWW Wednesday: 13 June 2018
The WWW Wednesday meme was formerly hosted by MizB at A Daily Rhythm and revived by Sam @ Taking on a World of Words. It’s a great way to do…
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Meet Sinosfera, SF in translation
SF in translation, as a phenomenon, is nothing new, of course. (Amazing) translated literature is as old as the literature itself, and SF is…
