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From File 770, Posted on January 21, 2024 by Mike Glyer
The 2024 Recommended Science Fiction and Fantasy Reading List
From File 770, Posted on January 21, 2024 by Mike Glyer
26th Annual Critters Readers’ Poll* Results
*The Critters Workshop, “for serious writers of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror,” [...] honoring print and electronic publications.
From File 770, Posted on January 21, 2024 by Mike Glyer
Lis Carey book review: The City Born Great by N.K. Jemisin
Via File 770-2019 Agatha Award Winners
Via File 770-2019 Agatha Award Winners
Malice Domestic announced the 2019 Agatha Awards on May 2. The Agatha Awards honor the “traditional mystery,” books typified by the works of Agatha Christie and others. The genre is loosely defined as mysteries that contain no explicit sex, excessive gore or … Continue reading →
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Via File 770-The 2019 Splatterpunk Awards
Via File 770-The 2019 Splatterpunk Awards
Wrath James White and Brian Keene presented the Splatterpunk Awards in a ceremony at the 2019 Killercon on August 17 in Austin, Texas. The awards recognize superior achievement in the sub-genres of Splatterpunk and Extreme Horror. BEST NOVEL Full Brutal by … Continue reading →
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Reprinted from File 770 #127, November 1998 For the past several years, local Jeremiahs belonging to a lot of well-known clubs have been warning that the end is near. I could run a column in this …
Yesterday I reread this piece on science fiction clubs, and was thinking about Interlac. I’m feeling pretty good about our club. Yeah, 19 out of 50 spots filled, with about 10 very active members, a few once in a blue moon contributors, and a few in states of limbo. Interlac still exists because the experience of APAs is pretty unique. But it isn’t thriving because A) there’s no Legion comic, and B) more importantly, Interlac was a pre-Internet way for Legion fans to stay in touch. So those of us in Interlac are still having a blast sharing our limited circulation Legion zines, but there is nothing in the outside fandom culture to channel people into Interlac, when they have Facebook, and Tumblr.
(1) ILLUMINATION. The Geek Calligraphy team has produced an art print from a Penric story — (2) A HELPING HAN. ScreenRant explains “Star Wars Narrated by Ron Howard in Arrested Developm…
So this is a thing that happened.
JO PHAN'S READS: This Week in Fanzines
JO PHAN’S READS: This Week in Fanzines
No new adds this week Electronic Fanzines Classic Fanzines Modern Fanzines Multiple issues of File 770’s paper incarnation added: File770 #150 June 2007 36 Scan by Mark Olson File770 #151 October 2007 42 Scan by Mark Olson File770 #152 March 2008 48 Scan by Mark Olson File770 #153 June 2008 42 Scan by Mark Olson File770 #154 November 2008 44 Scan by Mark Olson File770 #155 April 2009 50 Scan by…
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