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Monday Original Content: Non-Western SF Roundtable (Part 1) « The World SF Blog

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The World SF Blog. Speculative Fiction from Around the World. The Apex Book of World SF. Monday Original Content: Non-Western SF Roundtable (Part 1). SF is the literature of the imaginary. How can the imaginations of writers from outside the Western narrative contribute new perspectives to this literature? 8211; Fabio Fernandes. Fabio Fernandes has recently given. A prompt for a round table, above. The resultant round table discussion. Participating: Aliette de Bodard. France), Joyce Chng. Fabio is curre...

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Monday Original Content: (Global) Women in SF Round Table « The World SF Blog

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The World SF Blog. Speculative Fiction from Around the World. The Apex Book of World SF. Monday Original Content: (Global) Women in SF Round Table. I am delighted to introduce this week’s original feature, a round table on women in SF, from a global perspective, with some of our favourite authors. Without further ado:. Global) Women in Science Fiction Round Table. One place I could start is with Joyce’s mention in her excellent rant on the World SF blog. It may make for easy marketing, but it trains read...

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lavietidhar « The World SF Blog

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The World SF Blog. Speculative Fiction from Around the World. The Apex Book of World SF. Welcome to the World SF Blog. The blog, dedicated to posting “links, news and original content related to science fiction, fantasy, horror and comics from around the world”, was a near-daily blog operating continuously from February 2009 to June 2013, for over four years. The blog was published by Lavie Tidhar. With associate editor Charles Tan. And fiction editors Debbie Moorhouse and then Sarah Newton. June 18, 2013.

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Tuesday Fiction: “Prudence and the Dragon” by Zen Cho « The World SF Blog

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The World SF Blog. Speculative Fiction from Around the World. The Apex Book of World SF. Tuesday Fiction: “Prudence and the Dragon” by Zen Cho. Today’s Tuesday Fiction is by Zen Cho. From Malaysia. Zen Cho is a Malaysian writer living in London. Her short stories have appeared in various publications including Strange Horizons. And Heiresses of Russ. Her work has been nominated for the Selangor Young Talent Awards and the Pushcart Prize. She blogs at http:/ qian.dreamwidth.org/. Prudence and the Dragon.

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Geoff Ryman, et al. – The Mundane Manifesto | SFGenics: Notes on Science, Fiction, and Science Fiction

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SFGenics: Notes on Science, Fiction, and Science Fiction. Geoff Ryman, et al. – The Mundane Manifesto. July 4, 2013. I reproduce below the full text of “The Mundane Manifesto. 8221; signed by Geoff Ryman. And others from the 2004 Clarion West. No 289, Summer 2009): https:/ sfra.wildapricot.org/resources/sfra-review/289.pdf. The undersigned, being pissed off and needing a tight girdle of discipline to restrain our sf imaginative silhouettes, are temporarily united in the following actions:. That there is ...

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A Travel Schedule, Part 1 | Shineanthology's Weblog

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An anthology of optimistic, near future SF. A Travel Schedule, Part 1. July 13, 2009 at 9:21 pm · Filed under Inspiration. In week 30, I will be visiting China in order to witness the July 22 total solar eclipse (which is the longest of this century! My itinerary is as follows:. Departure: Saturday July 18 @ 18.20 hrs. with flight KL 0895. Arrival: Sunday July 18 @ 10.55 hrs. (flying time approx. 10.35 hrs.). So I’m mentally preparing for an extra two hours on the ground before we can disembark. 8212; th...

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Advanced workshop for semi-professional fiction writers | buddingart

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Just another WordPress.com site. Advanced workshop for semi-professional fiction writers. An in-residence 3-week (19 days) Writing Workshop to be held in Bangalore (November 2011). This is an advanced workshop for semi-professional fiction writers looking to take their skills to next level. November 14, 2011 — December 02, 2011 (19 days, 18 nights). SAICS CEO Center (saiacs-ceocenter.com), Bangalore. October 25, 2011. About the Writing Course. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Get ever...

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Optimistic SF Open Platform | Shineanthology's Weblog

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An anthology of optimistic, near future SF. Optimistic SF Open Platform. October 5, 2008 at 2:59 pm · Filed under Optimism. Welcome to the SHINE anthology website. This site is intended to function as an open platform for optimistic SF. Hereby I invite everyone to post ideas, arguments, comments and links on this topic. Optimistic SF is like the future: a work in progress. Guidelines for the SHINE anthology can be found in the sidebar, under the “GUIDELINES” category. And here the picture placeholder for...

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Utopia: A Vindication? | Shineanthology's Weblog

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An anthology of optimistic, near future SF. December 5, 2010 at 8:59 pm · Filed under Optimism. As the second comment (by Paul Graham Raven) already noticed, maybe I could see Charlie Stross’s post about Utopia. As a kind of vindication? A destination, never to be reached, like Utopia. For one, science fiction in general is again, see the huge catch-up exercise called. Blueprint for a Better World. Featured from September 12 until October 3 in 2009. What use does an African boy. Why would people in rural...

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Contest Winners | Parsec Ink

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A division of Parsec, Inc. Triangulation: Beneath the Surface. Triangulation: End of the Rainbow. Triangulation: End of Time. 2105 Theme: Lost Voices. First Place – “An Occurrence at Owlskirk” by Paul Dixon. Second Place – “The Eastside Wasteland has a Winning Team” by Les Abernathy. Third Place – “Voices from Antiquity” by Elizabeth Spencer. First Place: “How to Remember” by Sylvia Hiven. Second Place (Tie): “The Longings of a Long-Forgotten Memory” by Elizabeth Spencer. 2013 Theme: Steel Cities. 2008 T...