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If London the first Thursday of the month belongs to the ‘London SF Circle’ a.k.a ‘The Globe’ a.k.a ’The One Tun’ and now ‘Bishop’s Finger’ SF fan meet (there’s a history), then th...
This month's best stories include a frozen home, an AI book club, and a record deal that's too good to be true... The post Must Read Short Speculative Fiction: April 2026 appeared...
(1) NOMMOS SHORTLIST AND MORE. This year’s Worldcon announced activities to look forward to by “The African Speculative Fiction Society (ASFS) at LAcon V”. We are thrilled to be pa...
In this round up of recent sci-fi and fantasy links, learn about the new sci-fi novel from Pulitzer Prize-winning author Daniel Kraus!
TED KOSMATKA “The Art of Alchemy.” First appeared in Fantasy & Science Fiction, June 2008. Reprinted in The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year: Volume Three, edited b...
(1) HEATS SHOOTS AND LEAVES. Joel Miller discusses “Brian Aldiss’ Hothouse: The Strangest Apocalypse in Science Fiction” at Transmissions from Tomorrow. Billions of years from now,...
(1) EATING THE FANTASTIC PODCAST TURNS 10. Scott Edelman hosted a 10th anniversary party for Eating the Fantastic on Sunday morning during Balticon, just a few hundred yards from w...
The author joins Deborah Treisman to read and discuss “Hostel,” which was published in The New Yorker in 2024.
(1) SOUND FAMILIAR? The New York Times poses a challenge: “Do You Recognize These Lines From Popular Science Fiction?” Link bypasses the NYT paywall. Welcome to Literary Quotable Q...
(1) FAIRY TALES AT THE BRITISH LIBRARY. [Item by Steven French.] If any Filers happen to be in London this summer, this exhibition is on at the British Library until August 23: “Fa...
Alan Kaster, who self-publishes several annual thematic reprint anthologies, released The Year’s Top Hard Science Fiction Stories 10 on June 19. An unabridged collection spotlighti...
(1) WAYWARD WORMHOLE WRAPUP. [Item by Cat Rambo.] Thank you to The Wayward Wormhole Barbados attendees. Once in a while, elements come together in a way that creates an epochal shi...
A decolonial heist fantasy, a Southern Gothic-inspired horror and a tale of two cities locked in a long-running war are among the entries shortlisted for this year’s Future Worlds...
This data is for any File 770 reader who has time flexibility during any period, and who is passing though Big Smoke London, UK. Especially re: the recently publicised and major it...
May brings a particularly solid crop of newly translated mysteries, thrillers, and horror fiction; I would also like to point out how nicely the covers match, and also how nice it...
MILESTONES ELEANNA CASTROIANNI is now represented by Arley Sorg of kt literary. ERIN LATIMER, CORAL ALEJANDRA MOORE, and J.C. SNOW are now represented by JABberwocky Literary Agen...
Treat yourself to ten short reads to kick off the summer! The post Must Read Short Speculative Fiction — May 2026 appeared first on Reactor.
The Last Reader I’m just sitting down at a table at the back of the bookstore café with a stack of books and an iced coffee, and the woman at the next table, thirtyish, dreadlocks,...
Flash Fiction Book Release Party – Readings by local authors and pizza by Flour + Water We Are Too Many Celebrations in the Confetti Factory New book from Sean Taylor. 32 pieces of...
(1) HELP MICHAEL WHELAN SOLVE A MYSTERY. Mike Jackson, the webmaster at MichaelWhelan.com, hopes “the collective knowledge of fandom might recall the publishing origins of Michael...
Schrödinger’s cat, astronomical anomalies, and parallel realities collide with an ill-fated dinner party. The post <i>Coherence</i>: Dinner at My Place Tonight, Just Br...
Just before midnight on May 30, readers descended into the basement of the Monocle bookshop for an unusual encounter with Franz Kafka.
Could non-human creatures walk among us, hidden in plain view? The post An Inordinate Fondness for Beetles: Donald A. Wollheim’s “Mimic” appeared first on Reactor.
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