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Some Thoughts on the 2021 Hugo Finalists
So here is my Hugo finalist reaction post at long last. I know it took a bit longer than usual to get the post up, but since I’m a Hugo finalist myself this year, I took some time off to … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Comics, Fanzine Spotlight, Film, TV
Tagged awards geekery, best fanwriter, fan writing, fancast, fantasy, fanzines, gender, Hugo Awards, non-fiction, race, science fiction, The Mandalorian, YA fantasy, YA science fiction
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Cora Goes to Flights of Foundry
I promise you that the detailed analysis of the 2021 Hugo finalists is coming, but for now I want to focus on a completely different convention. Because this weekend, April 17 and 18, 2021, I will be at Flights of … Continue reading
Cora is a Hugo Finalist Again!
As you probably know, the finalists for the 2021 Hugo Awards have just been announced. You can watch the announcement video on the DisCon III YouTube channel. And I promise you that the detailed analysis of the finalists, which I … Continue reading
Posted in General, Writing
Tagged awards geekery, best fanwriter, DisCon III, fantasy, Hugo Awards, Hugos, science fiction, shameless self-promo, squee, WorldCon
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“The Whole World Is Watching” The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
First all, I have a new article up at Galactic Journey today. This time around, I review the classic East German fairy tale movie King Thrushbeard, which stars a very young Manfred Kurg. It’s time for my episode by episode … Continue reading
Posted in TV
Tagged Captain America, Disney, history, Marvel, SF TV, superheroes, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, US TV
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First Monday Free Fiction: Angoraphobia
Welcome to the April 2021 edition of First Monday Free Fiction. To recap, inspired by Kristine Kathryn Rusch who posts a free short story every week on her blog, I’ll post a free story on every first Monday of the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, First Monday Free Fiction
Tagged alien invasion, aliens, bizarro, Easter, free fiction, horror, humor, psychiatry, rabbits, science fiction
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The Falcon and the Winter Soldier tangle with the “Power Broker”
Apparently, I am doing episode by episode reviews for the entire series of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, so if you want my thoughts on previous episodes of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, go here. Also, may I … Continue reading
Clues and Easter Eggs 2021 – A Round-Up of Indie Easter Mysteries and Crime Fiction
Our monthly round-ups of new speculative fiction and new crime fiction releases by indie authors are a perennially popular feature. Therefore, we now offer you a round-up of our favourite Easter mysteries, crime novels and thrillers by indie and small … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Indie Crime Fiction of the Month
Tagged amateur sleuth, animal mystery, cozy mystery, crime thriller, culinary mystery, disaster thriller, Easter, heist, Helen Shepherd Mysteries, historical mystery, holiday mystery, hostage crisis, kidnapping, organised crime, other people's books, our books, paranormal mystery, police procedural, romantic suspense
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Magic and Easter Eggs 2021 – A Round-up of Indie Easter Speculative Fiction
Our monthly round-ups of new speculative fiction and new crime fiction releases by indie authors are a perennially popular feature. Therefore, we now offer you a round-up of our favourite Easter speculative fiction by indie and small press authors. These … Continue reading
Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month for March 2021
It’s that time of the month again, time for “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”. So what is “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”? It’s a round-up of speculative fiction by indie and small press authors newly published this month, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Speculative Fiction of the Month
Tagged alien invasion, aliens, Asian fantasy, dark fantasy, dragons, dystopian, epic fantasy, fantasy romance, leprechauns, LGBTQ, military science fiction, my books, new release round-up, Norse mythology, other people's books, our books, paranormal mysteries, paranormal romance, post-apocalyptic SF, science fantasy, science fiction thriller, space colonisation, space exploration, space opera, urban fantasy, valkyries, werewolves, witches, YA science fiction
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Indie Crime Fiction of the Month for March 2021
Welcome to the latest edition of “Indie Crime Fiction of the Month”. So what is “Indie Crime Fiction of the Month”? It’s a round-up of crime fiction by indie authors newly published this month, though some February books I missed … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Indie Crime Fiction of the Month
Tagged adventure thriller, amateur sleuth, animal mystery, cold cases, cozy mystery, craft mystery, crime fiction collection, crime thriller, environmental thriller, FBI, hardboiled mystery, heist, historical mystery, humorous crime fiction, humorous mystery, jazz age mystery, leprechauns, new release round-up, organised crime, other people's books, paranormal mystery, police procedural, private investigator, science fiction thriller, sea adventure, witches
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