It's time for the latest weekly round-up of interesting links about speculative fiction from around the web, this week with Foundation, Dune, the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Star Trek: Lower Decks and the many versions of Star Trek, the many versions of Doctor Who, the various DC Comics based TV shows, more on Ruby Rose's exit from Batwoman, The Harder They Fall, Venom: Let There Be Carnage, Squid Game, Y: The Last Man, Halloween Kills, I Know What You Did Last Summer, a whole lot of horror and much more.
Speculative fiction in general:
- Barnes and Noble shares its ten favourite science fiction and fantasy novels of 2021.
- James Davis Nicoll shares fifteen classic SFF books by three extremely prolific authors.
- James Davis Nicoll shares five science fiction stories in which changing the laws of physics leads to bigger problems.
- R.W.W. Greene shares five SFF books about road trips.
- Auralee Wallace shares her appreciation for paranormal cozy mysteries.
- Barbara Ross shares spooky cozy mysteries to enjoy this Halloween.
- Molly Odintz shares ten new horror novels that are perfect for crime fiction fans.
- Linden A. Lewis shares five books for people who crave more vampires.
- Andy Marino talks about the horror of the inexplicable.
- Charlotte Ahlin and K.W. Colyard share twenty creepy short stories you can read for free now.
- Sasha Wunsch shares speculative YA thrillers to blow your mind.
- Alex Pheby shares five experimental SFF books by writers from London.
- Eve Taft compares the different versions of Pennywise in Stephen King's It and its adaptations.
- Ken Lizzi shares his appreciation for Roger Zelazny's Dilvish the Damned stories.
- Grace Johnson and Carolin Dithrich talk about lesbianism and kink in Tamsyn Muir's Locked Tomb trilogy.
- Alexandra Rowland shares her appreciation for the Nine Worlds series by Victoria Goddard.
- The Byte reports that Chinese science fiction author Liu Cixin is pessimistic regarding humanity's response to a potential threat by hostile aliens.
- April Snellings explains how Frankenstein's Monster came to be depicted as green.
- Molly Templeton matches the many SFF characters Lee Pace has played up with recent SFF books.
- Alex Brown talks about managing her ever expanding to-be-read stack.
- Marina Luz explains how to find a book, when you know neither the title nor the author.
- Ross Johnson shares fifteen science fiction podcasts to listen to.
- Mike Glyer offers an update on the Last Dangerous Visions anthology, which may actually be published, but has a very male-heavy table of contents.
- Chase Carter reports that the employees of the RPG publisher Paizo have unionised.
- Science fiction and YA author Gary Paulsen has died aged 82.
- Samantha Balaban remembers Gary Paulsen.
Comics and Art:
- Corbin Bolies reports that Superman's motto has been changed from "truth, justice and the American way" to "truth, justice and a better tomorrow".
- Jon Paul Brammer responds to the news that Jon Kent, son of Clark Kent and the current Superman, is bisexual by noting that he would prefer original LGBTQ characters to characters coming out decades after their creation.
- Justin Carter reports about the Wonder Woman: Trial of the Amazons storyline.
- Alverne Ball shares his favourite crime comics and graphic novels.
- Paperback Warrior revisits the 1976 crime graphic novel Chandler: Red Tide by Jim Steranko.
- Scott Edelman interviews comic writer Sam Maggs.
- Rob Salkovitz interviews Spike Trotman of Iron Circus Comics.
Film and TV:
- Stuart Heritage wonders whether Needle in a Timestack has the most brilliantly bad title ever.
- Peter Bradshaw calls Earwig a twisty body horror film.
- Jason Shawhan finds a lot to like about the vampire film Night Teeth.
- Leslie Felperin calls Warning a science fiction anthology show that appears to be made up of rejected Black Mirror scripts.
- Charles Pulliam-Moore delcares that the new 4400 is all about believing black people.
- Leslie Felperin calls Cryptozoo a trippy animated film that packs a punch.
- Phil Hoad calls Bigfoot Hunters a moderately funny mockumentary.
- Cath Clarke calls The Boss Baby 2 a noisy and nonsensical sequel.
- Gwen Ihnat shares her thoughts on the season 2 premiere of Locke and Key.
- Katie Rife shares her thoughts on the latest episode of What We Do in the Shadows.
- Paul Levinson shares his thoughts on the latest episode of La Brea.
- Marion Deeds shares her thoughts on the TV adaptation of A Discovery of Witches.
- Jennifer Karr shares her thoughts on the characters of Kaz and Kirigan in Shadow and Bone.
- Paul MacInnes wonders whether the animated VR film Laika might revolutionise cinema.
- Isabella Brownlee discusses the rise and fall of young adult dystopian films.
- Charles Bramesco wonders why animation aimed at adults is bigger than ever.
- James Whitbrook ranks the open gay characters in Disney films by how embarrassing they are.
- Sean O'Connell interviews James Gunn, director of Guardians of the Galaxy and The Suicide Squad.
- Xan Brooks interviews Michael Caine, star of Get Carter, The Ipcress File, The Muppets Christmas Carol and many others.
- Steve Rose interviews horror film producer Jason Blum.
- Nick Romano interviews Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, star of Watchmen, the new Candyman and the upcoming Matrix Resurrection.
- Cheryl Eddy interviews Jacob Gentry, director of Broadcast Signal Intrusion.
- Sandy Ferber revisits the 1942 horror film Night Monster.
- Sandy Ferber revisits the 1957 horror film Blood of Dracula.
- Sandy Ferber revisits the 1961 monster movie Gorgo.
- Cora Buhlert revisits the 1966 Space Patrol Orion episodes "Planet Off Course" and "Guardians of the Law".
- Sandy Ferber revisits the 1981 horror film The Nesting.
- Cheryl Eddy revisits the 1985 horror film Day of the Dead.
- Jeff LaSala revisits the 1986 horror comedy Haunted Honeymoon.
- S.A. Hunt revisits the 1999 horror film The Blair Witch Project.
- Austin Gilkeson revisits the 2013 fantasy film The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug.
- Sarah Brunstad revisits the 2018 horror film Hereditary and praises the soundtrack.
- Ashley Strickland reports that the crew of Challenge, the first movie ever to be shot in space, has safely returned to Earth.
- Andrew Dalton reports that the strike of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, which would have brought all film and TV productions in the US to a halt, has been averted at the eleventh hour.
- Voice actor Chris Ayers who appeared in the English versions of many anime series has died aged 56.
Comments on Foundation:
- Nick Wanserski shares his thoughts on "Upon Awakening", the latest episode of Foundation.
- Paul Levinson shares his thoughts on "Upon Awakening".
- Camestros Felapton shares his thoughts on "Upon Awakening".
- Cora Buhlert shares her thoughts on "Upon Awakening".
- The Star's End Podcast share their thoughts on "Upon Awakening".
- The Hugo Book Club Blog talks about Foundation and American exceptionalism.
- Thomas Bacon interviews Lee Pace who plays the Brother Day version of Emperor Cleon in Foundation.
Comments on Dune:
- Peter Bradshaw calls Dune an awe-inpiring epic and a moment of triumph.
- Ignatiy Vishnevetsky calls Dune a true Hollywood epic.
- Marshal Shaffer calls Dune a sensational and spiritual spectacle.
- Alison Flood wonders whether Dune is science fiction's Lord of the Rings.
- Haris Durani discusses the muslim references in Dune.
- George Dvorsky declares that after reading or watching Dune, you'll never take water for granted again.
- Rob Bricken explains where to watch the various versions of Dune.
- William Hughes answers frequently asked questions about Dune.
- Andrew Paul offers a quick timeline of the Dune universe.
- Cameron Scheetz interviews Denis Villeneuve and Timothée Chalamet, director and star of Dune.
- Hoai-Tran Bui interviews James McAvoy, who starred in the 2003 Children of Dune mini-series.
- Molly Templeton shares Farscape star Claudia Black's memories of talking to James McAvoy at the Children of Dune premiere.
Comments on the Marvel Cinematic Universe in general (spoilers):
- Devan Coggan interviews Tom Holland who plays Peter Parker a.k.a. Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
- Charles Pulliam-Moore interviews Nia DaCosta, director of The Marvels.
- John Orquiola wonders why Hawkeye's personality keeps changing in the Mavel movies.
- Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya discusses how her interest in Iron Man and Tony Stark helped her explore her queerness.
- Gavia Baker-Whitelaw reports that a spoiler from the Eternals' post-credits scene has been leaked.
- Molly Templeton shares the updated release dates of several Marvel movies.
Comments on Star Trek: Lower Decks and Star Trek in general:
- James Whitbrook shares his thoughts on "First First Contact", the season 2 finale of Star Trek Lower Decks.
- Keith R.A. DeCandido shares an overview of season 2 of Star Trek Lower Decks.
- James Whitbrook interviews Mike McMahan, creator of Star Trek Lower Decks.
- John Orquiola discusses how the season 2 finale of Star Trek Lower Decks namedropped Jadzia Dax.
- James Whitbrook interviews the cast of Star Trek: Prodigy.
- Galactic Journey revisits the 1966 Star Trek episode "Mudd's Women".
- Keith R.A. DeCandido revisits the Star Trek Voyager episodes "Renaissance Man" and "Endgame".
- Donald Liebenson interviews Brent Spiner who played Commander Data in Star Trek: The Next Generation.
- Travis M. Andrews and Roxanne Roberts report about Jeff Bezos' love for Star Trek.
- Eric Pesola reports about a never made Star Trek: The Next Generation sequel to the original series episode "City on the Edge of Forever".
- Judith Tarr talks about Captain Picard's saddle, which is seen in an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Comments on Doctor Who past and present:
- Morgan Jeffery reports that Jodie Whittaker has completed filming for final Doctor Who episode.
- James Whitbrook reports that even though Jodie Whittaker has filmed her regeneration, she doesn't know who the next Doctor will be.
- Justin Harp and Abby Robinson interview David Tennant who played the Tenth Doctor in Doctor Who.
- Rob Leane reports about the videogame Doctor Who: The Edge of Reality.
- BBC producer Michael Ferguson, who worked on Doctor Who and East Enders among many others, has died aged 84.
- Watch a trailer for season 13 of Doctor Who.
Comments on the various DC Comics based movies and TV shows:
- Jarrod Jones shares his thoughts on the latest episode of Legends of Tomorrow.
- Caroline Siede shares her thoughts on the latest episode of Supergirl.
- Caroline Siede shares her thoughts on the latest episode of Stargirl.
- Danielle Sanchez reports that Ruby Rose has spoken out about unsafe conditions on the set of Batwoman and why she left the show.
- Charles Pulliam-Moore also discusses Ruby Rose's negative experiences on the set of Batwoman.
- Shawn DePasquale reports that actor Dougray Scott has denied Ruby Rose's abuse allegations against him.
- Aaron Crouch interviews the cast and crew of Smallville and shares an oral history of the making of the show.
- Justin Carter reports that Titans has been renewed for season 4.
- Watch a teaser for Shazam: Fury of the Gods.
- Watch a trailer for Peacemaker.
- Watch a mid-season trailer for Doom Patrol.
- Watch a trailer for The Batman.
- Watch a trailer for Black Adam.
- Watch a teaser for the film version of The Flash.
- Watch a trailer for season 8 of the TV show The Flash.
- Watch a teaser for Naomi.
- Watch a trailer for Young Justice: Phantoms.
- Watch a preview for Batman: Caped Crusader.
- Watch a clip from the season 3 finale of Titans.
- Watch a behind the scenes clip from Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.
Comments on The Harder They Fall:
Comments on Squid Game:
- Matt Webb Mitovich asks fifteen burning questions about Squid Game.
- Peter Mutuc explains how every major character death in Squid Game was foreshadowed.
- James Kerr wonders whether the games are always the same in every round of Squid Game.
- Stuart Heritage reports about the actors playing the masked VIPs in Squid Game.
- Daisy Hernandez shares dystopian recommendations for fans of Squid Game.
- Eleanor Harding worries that Squid Game might turn children into violent bullies.
- Danny Perkins reports that the comedy show Saturday Night Life has already paradied Squid Game.
Comments on Venom: Let There Be Carnage:
Comments on Y: The Last Man:
- Natalie Zutter shares her thoughts on the latest episode of Y: The Last Man.
- Roxana Hadadi shares her thoughts on the latest episode of Y: The Last Man.
- Germain Lussier shares his thought on the latest episode of Y: The Last Man.
- J. Kim Murphy reports that Y: The Last Man has been cancelled.
- Lesley Goldberg explains why Y: The Last Man was cancelled.
Comments on I Know What You Did Last Summer:
Comments on Halloween Kills:
- Cheryl Eddy declares that watching Halloween Kills is like digging your fingers into an open wound.
- Katie Rife declares that Halloween Kills cannot help but shoot itself in the foot.
- Natalie Zutter calls Halloween Kills a cautionary tale against true crime and vigilante justice.
- Nadia Khomani declares that Halloween Kills marks a new high in the horror renaissance.
- Inspired by Halloween Kills and others, Benjamin Lee notes that even though the slasher horror movie is a genre that never dies, it is currently making a big comeback.
- Cheryl Eddy shares a spoilerish discussion of Halloween Kills.
- Tom Beasley interviews David Gordon Green, director of Halloween Kills.
- Cheryl Eddy interviews the cast of Halloween Kills.
- Katie Rife and A.A. Dowd look back at more than forty years of Halloween movies.
- Katie Rife and A.A. Dowd also discuss how Halloween Kills compares to the slasher movies that came before.
- Cheryl Eddy ranks all twelve Halloween movies to date.
- Justin Carter declares that Halloween Kills has done very well at the box office and not so well on streaming.
- Rob Bricken shares some photos of Jamie Lee Curtis at the Halloween Kills premiere, dressed up as her mother Janet Leigh in Psycho.
Awards:
- The winners of the 2021 Mythopoeic Awards have been announced.
- The winners of the 2021 Aurora Awards have been announced.
- The winner of the 2021 Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award has been announced.
- The preliminary ballot for the 2021 Ditmar Awards has been announced.
- The longlist for the 2021 sf-Lit Award has been announced.
- The winners of the 2021 New Mexico-Arizona Book Awards have been announced with some love for genre fiction.
- The shortlist for the 2021 Toyin Falola Prize has been announced with some love for genre fiction.
- The winners of the 2021 Gamescom Awards have been announced.
- The finalists for the 2021 Golden Joystick Awards have been announced.
- Mike Glyer reports that the Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction will launch in 2022.
Writing, publishing and promotion:
- Kyle Chayka wonders how Amazon has changed fiction.
- Lincoln Michel discusses how writers can deal with envy.
- Mark Lawrence chronicles his struggles trying to get Amazon KDP to accept that he is indeed Mark Lawrence, author of his own books.
- Kristine Kathryn Rusch notes that publishers are ignoring the untapped potential of their back catalogue.
- Judith Rosen reports that independent bookstores have experienced a boom during the covid pandemic.
Interviews:
- Dr. Karen Purcell interviews Nancy Kress.
- Brigid Alverson interviews V.E. Schwab.
- Jean-Paul Garnier interviews Gideon Marcus.
- Locus interviews Ryka Aoki.
- Locus interviews R.B. Lemberg.
- Oliver Brackenbury interviews J.M. Frey.
- Cat Luria interviews Jennifer Lee Rossman.
- Punk Noir Magazine interviews King Brian Asman.
Reviews:
- L.A. Young reviews Shards of Earth by Adrian Tchaikovsky.
- For Winter Nights reviews Babylon's Ashes by James S.A. Corey.
- James Davis Nicoll reviews Cradle and Grave by Anya Ow.
- Blue Book Balloon reviews The Hood by Lavie Tidhar.
- Molly Templeton reviews Vespertine by Margaret Rogerson.
- Blue Book Balloon reviews The Rose Daughter by Maria Lewis.
- Runalong the Shelves reviews The Green Man's Heir by Juliet E. McKenna.
- Blue Book Balloon reviews The Bone Ship's Wake by R.J. Barker..
- Runalong the Shelves reviews The Janus Cycle by Tej Turner.
- Mahvesh Murad reviews Femlandia by Christina Dalcher.
- Randy Money reviews The Man from the Diogenes Club by Kim Newman.
- Doreen Sheridan reviews In the Company of Witches by Auralee Snow.
- Mark Yon reviews The Somebody People by Bob Proehl.
- Bill Capossere reviews No Gods, No Monsters by Cadwell Turnbull.
- Arturo Serrano reviews Cloud Cuckoo Land by Anthony Doerr.
- Selena Middleton and Kristen Shaw review The Annual Migration of Clouds by Premee Mohamed.
- Andrew Liptak reviews Ring Shout by P. Djèlí Clark.
- Runalong the Shelves reviews Nothing But Blackened Teeth by Cassandra Khaw.
- Lee Mandelo reviews Nothing But Blackened Teeth by Cassandra Khaw.
- Paula Guran reviews My Heart is a Chainsaw by Stephen Graham Jones.
- Colleen Mondor reviews Eat Your Heart Out by Kelly Devos.
- Rob Bedford reviews The Ghost Tree by Christina Henry.
- Paperback Warrior reviews Harrow Lake by Kat Ellis.
- Runalong the Shelves reviews Lakesedge by Lyndall Clipstone.
- Paperback Warrior reviews Invisible Fences by Norman Prentiss.
- Vanessa Armstrong reviews Within These Wicked Walls by Lauren Blackwood.
- Paul Weimer reviews The Land Across by Gene Wolfe.
- Sarah Ditum reviews Reprieve by James Han Mattson.
- Runalong the Shelves reviews Mime by Chrissey Harrison.
- Ian Mond reviews Bewilderment by Richard Powers.
- Alethea Kontis reviews Fan Fiction by Brent Spiner.
- Gary K. Wolfe reviews The Art of Space Travel and Other Stories by Nina Allan.
- Martin Cahill reviews The Fox Tower and Other Tales by Yoon Ha Lee.
- Sonja van der Westhuizen reviews When Things Get Dark: Stories Inspired by Shirley Jackson, edited by Ellen Datlow.
- Gabino Iglesias reviews Body Shocks. edited by Ellen Datlow.
- Arley Sorg reviews The Year’s Best African Speculative Fiction, edited by Oghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki.
Classics reviews:
- The Appendix N Book Club revisits the 1908 fantasy novel The Man Who Was Thursday by G.K. Chesterton.
- G.W. Thomas revisits the 1932 Conan sword and sorcery story "The God in the Bowl" by Robert E. Howard.
- Bloody Spicy Books revisits the 1932 Shadow adventure The Romanoff Jewels by Maxwell Grant a.k.a. Walter B. Gibson.
- Bill Ward revisits the 1934 Northwest Smith sword and planet story "Shambleau" by C.L. Moore.
- M. Porcius revisits the 1946 science fiction novella "The Fairy Chessmen" a.k.a. "The Chessboard Planet" a.k.a. "The Far Reality" by Lewis Padgett a.k.a. Henry Kuttner and C.L. Moore.
- G.W. Thomas revisits the 1953 time travel novel Three Hearts and Three Lions and the 1954 sword and sorcery novel The Broken Sword by Poul Anderson.
- Nick Hubble revisits the 1962 alternate history fix-up The Society of Time a.k.a. Times Without Number by John Brunner.
- Joachim Boaz revisits the 1964 dystopian novel Only Lovers Left Alive by Dave Wallis.
- Victoria Silverwolf review the November 1966 issue of Fantastic.
- Ruthanna Emrys and Anne M. Pillsworth revisits the 1966 horror story "To Arkham and the Stars" by Fritz Leiber.
- Kat Hooper revisits the 1968 science fiction novel Dark Piper by Andre Norton.
- D.M. Ritzlin revisits the March 1969 issue of the Magazine of Horror.
- James Davis Nicoll revisits the 1972 science fiction anthology Orbit 10, edited by Damon Knight.
- James Davis Nicoll revisits the 1979 science fiction novel Bander Snatch by Kevin O'Donnell Jr.
- Marion Deeds revisits the 1989 science fantasy novel The Steerswoman by Rosemary Kirstein.
- James Davis Nicoll revisits the 1989 science fiction novel A Rage for Revenge by David Gerrold.
- Alissa Burger revisits the 1989 YA horror novel Trick or Treat by Richie Tankersley Cusick and the 1993 YA horror novels Halloween Night and Halloween Night II by R.L. Stine.
- MarzAat revisits the 2002 space opera story "Lost Sorceress of the Silent Citadel" by Michael Moorcock.
- Kat Hooper revisits the 2003 children's fantasy The Whistle, the Grave and the Ghost by John Bellairs and Brad Strickland.
Crowdfunding:
- 99 Tiny Terrors, a horror anthology edited by Jennifer Brozek, is looking for funding.
- The 2021 WMG Publishing Holiday Spectacular is looking for funding.
- Real Hero Shit, a graphic novel by Kendra Wells, is looking for funding.
- Issue 4 of Tales from the Smoking Wyrm RPG magazine is looking for funding.
- Seekers of the Un-K'Nown, an RPG module compatible with Mutant Crawl Classics, is looking for funding.
- The Visionary Vultures 2: Owls and Old World Vultures pin collection by Foxfeather Zenkova is looking for funding.
Con and event reports:
- Mike Glyer reports that the Memphis in 2023 Worldcon bid has folded.
- Mike Glyer reports that there is a Texas in 2031 Worldcon bid organised by Sara Felix.
- Karen Meschke, chair of LoneStarCon II, the 1997 Worldcon in San Antonio, Texas, points out that DisCon III vice chair Lauren Raye is not the first Hispanic Worldcon vice chair, since LoneStarCon II's vice chair Fred Duarte Jr. was also Hispanic.
- Sylvia Spruck Wrigley reports about the 2021 EstCon in Udu Talu, Estonia.
- Yvonne Tunnat reports about Hinterm Mond 2021 in Leer, Germany.
- Mike Glyer reports that the 2021 Transatlantic Fan Fund race is open for nominations.
- Rogues in the House interviews Peter Adkinson, founder of Wizards of the Coast and head of GenCon in Indianapolis, Indiana.
- Brett Brooks and Susan Politte talk about the virtual Empire of the Cyclops con.
- Goodman Games shares the program of Empire of the Cyclops con.
- Andrew Liptak shares all the news from the 2021 virtual DC FanDome event.
- Anne Billson reports about the Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival in Sitges, Spain.
- Jennifer Nalewicki reports that artist Stan Herd has created a monumental portrait of NASA astronaut Stephanie Wilson in Atlanta, Georgia.
- Locus reports about Icons of Darkness, a new museum of science fiction, fantasy and horror memorablia in Hollywood, California.
- Adam Elder reports how the lunar lander from 2001: A Space Odyssey ended up at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles, California.
Science and technology:
- Jessie Yeung and Steven Jiang report that a three person crew has reached the Chinese Tiangong space station for a six months mission.
- George Dvorsky shares seven things to know about NASA's Lucy mission to Jupiter's Torjan asteroids.
- SciTech Daily reports that astronomers of the University of Copenhagen have spotted the same stellar explosion three times and predict a fourt sighting in sixteen years.
- Jackie Wattles explains why William Shatner had no issues with his Blue Origins spaceflight in spite of his advanced age.
- Deana L. Weibel analyses William Shatner's reaction to travelling to space.
- Kyle Mizokani reports that Boston Dynamics' Spot robot dogs now come equipped with sniper rifles.
- John Yoon and Vjosa Isai report that a meteorite crashed through a roof in Golden, British Columbia, Canada, and landed on the bed of Ruth Hamilton.
- Jack Dunhill reports that a trilobite fossil with hundreds of eyes has been found.
- The Guardian reports that a 900 year old Crusader's sword has been found by a diver off the coast of Israel.
- The Irish Times reports that Ian Brackenbury Channell, the official wizard of Christchurch, New Zealand, has been stricken from the city's payroll after 23 years.
Free online fiction:
- "A Manslaughter of Crows" by Chris Willrich in Beneath Ceaseless Skies.
- "The Last Days of Summer in the City of Olives" by Filip Hadjar Drnovsek Zorko in Beneath Ceaseless Skies.
- "Rain Falling in the Pines" by Lavie Tidhar in Clarkesworld.
- "On the High Marsh" by Ursula K. Le Guin in io9.
- "A Recipe for Trouble" by Aimee Ogden in Luna Station Quarterly.
- "Emily and the What-If Imp" by Gwynne Garfinkle in Fantasy Magazine.
- "Small Monsters" by E. Lily Yu in Tor.com.
- "Happy Trails" by Theodore C. Van Alst Jr. in Apex Magazine.
- "Those Who Went" by E. Catherine Tobler in Lightspeed.
- "The Ash-Girl and the Salmon Prince, Part II" by P.H. Lee and Rachel Swirsky.
- "The Hide's Effect" by Frances Ogamba in The Dark.
- "Machine Learning" by Ayodele Arigbabu in Omenana.
- "Bongo Fury... and Zombies" by Simon Maltman in Punk Noir Magazine.
- "Flight 389" by Jon Padgett in Nightmare Magazine.
- "The Last Navigator" by Marissa Lingen in Daily Science Fiction.
- "Manna from Heaven" by Ann Zimmerman in Daily Science Fiction.
- "Hidden in Her Wold Red Eyes" by Dafydd McKimm in Daily Science Fiction.
- "Seven Reasons Your Blind Date is staring at the Mysterious Iron Ring on Your Hand" by Dani Atkinson in Daily Science Fiction.
Trailers and videos:
- Watch a trailer for the live action Cowboy Bebop.
- Watch a trailer for Ghostbusters: Afterlife.
- Watch a trailer for season 6 of Riverdale, which includes Sabrina Spellman.
- Watch a trailer for Uncharted.
- Watch a trailer for Apex.
- Watch a trailer for Horror Noire.
- Watch a trailer for Night Raiders.
- Watch a trailer for Dogs in Space.
Odds and ends:
No comments:
Post a Comment