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Another batch in my used book etsy.. it's gonna be a lotta work to get the last lots up before Monday, but that's on me.
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Ya gotta read this. Ya gotta! And it's on sale at Kobo for like, two bucks! It's an anthology of SF stories (some of which are novellas) by Chinese authors, edited by Ken Liu, and it is fantastic! And if it helps you decide, it includes works by Cixin Liu, the author of Remembrance of Earth's Past (aka the Three Body Problem trilogy)!
Read "Broken Stars Contemporary Chinese Science Fiction in Translation" by Cixin Liu available from Rakuten Kobo. Sixteen “must read” short
Literary NYC: Forbidden Planet, September 2023
Cover by Barry Waldman -- 1958
Cover art by Ed Emshwiller for the November, 1955 issue of The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction.
For writers (and readers)
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, one of the Big Three of speculative fiction magazines and an extremely prestigious market is undergoing a change of editor.
C.C. Finlay, who has helmed the magazine for over fourteen years will be stepping down to focus on his own writing.
His replacement is Sheree Renee Thomas.
Thomas is well known as a short story writer, poet, and editor. As an editor, she put together the amazing Dark Matter anthologies, both of which earned World Fantasy Awards (in 2001 and 2005).
Thomas will also be a special guest at Discon III, the 2021 WorldCon (it has yet to be decided whether a physical con will be attempted, if so it will be in Washington, DC).
Thomas will be the second woman at the helm of F&SF (the first was Kristine Kathryn Rusch) and to my knowledge not only the first Black editor of F&SF but the first Black editor of any of the Big Three.
She is also an amazing person and a brilliant poet. While I will miss Finlay’s insightful rejections, Thomas is highly qualified.
The magazine is closed to submissions for the transition until January 2021, and Thomas’ first issue with be the March/April 2021 issue.
Frank Kelly Freas
If you can create unhappiness, people will pay to be happy again.
The Prevaricator - Matthew Hughes
