Levei uma mochila carregada de livros. Pois, mesmo sem muita esperança de concretizar vendas, por insistência de minha amiga, Ana Cristina Rodrigues, levei oito exemplares da antologia Como Era Gostosa a Minha Alienígena! (Ano-Luz, 2002) e da coletânea Histórias de Ficção Científica da Carla Cristina Pereira (Draco, 2012). Minha perspectiva se revelou realista. Ninguém se interessou pelos livrinhos.
Confira a primeira edição da revista Fantástika 451! Número I - Um Brasil irrealista . Em um país marcado por tantos acontecimentos fantásticos, desde situações políticas que desafiam qualquer roteirista a catástrofes apocalípticas como a de Mariana-MG, somados ao aumento de repressões e questionamentos inimagináveis até por George Orwell, ainda produzimos poucas Literaturas Fantástikas. Questionarmos…
A remarkable black and white illustration by Frank R. Paul.
Hailing from Austria, pulp novel and comic book artist Frank R. Paul (born Rudolf Franz Paul in 1884), only attended school until the eighth-grade. At the time, affluent members of Austria received formal education beyond that, but Paul’s family were not a part of that world. So, when Paul turned fourteen, he got his first job working in a paper mill which he kept until the age of seventeen when he left Austria to avoid being drafted into the military. Paul ended up in Paris where he studied art...
Interzone #271 has been a thing in the world for a little while now. Anyone with an interest in getting hold of it can do so via the TTA Press website, Smashwords or any other purveyor of quality eBooks with a search function and an ounce of sense. This month's stories are a typically intriguing…
El escritor inglés Brian W. Aldiss, uno de los grandes clásicos del género, murió este sábado 19 de agosto de 2017, un día después de cumplir 92 años. Aldiss recibió numerosos premios y reconocimientos. Era miembro de la Royal Society of Literature desde 1990. Había sido nombrado Gran Maestro de la Ciencia Ficción por la…
The novel 'Little Fuzzy' by H. Beam Piper was published for the first time in 1962. Itìs the first book in the Fuzzy series. It can be freely downloade
Ready to book your next vacation and looking for something a little more exciting than simply soaking up some sea and sand? The fantasy multiverse is filled
Last weekend, I remotely gave a talk at the Mecahdemica Conference on Science Fiction Utopias from the Muslim World. The slides for my presentation is at the bottom of this post. Future as the Pres…
Science fiction literature is booming in China. Far from a trivial genre, Chinese intellectuals increasingly use science fiction to express their dreams and fears. Most of them paint a gloomy picture of China's future.
The news arrived of the death of the British writer Brian Aldiss. It happened last Saturday, August 19, 2017. His family didn't report the death causes bu
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