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corabuhlert.com
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| | | | | We are interrupting your regularly scheduled Hugo drama for a con announcement. There'll be more of those in the days to come, because I'm planning to attend four cons - three phy... | |
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seattlein2025.org
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| | | | | By the 1950s, Amazing Stories and its sister magazine Fantastic were deep in the doldrums. But all that changed when a young Vassar graduate named Cele Goldsmith found herself at the helm of both magazines and turned their fortunes around. In only seven years, she discovered many new writers who went on to great careers, helped to revive the all-but dead Sword and Sorcery genre, and won a Hugo, too. | |
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geeksguideshow.com
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| | | | | [YouTube] [Apple] [Spotify] [Download] Philip Gelatt joins us to discuss writing the hard science fiction film The Europa Report and the animated sword & sorcery film The Spine of Night. Please support us on Patreon or sign up as a sponsor. | |
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www.blackgate.com
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| | | [AI summary] The review discusses a new Sword & Sorcery anthology, 'Neither Beg Nor Yield,' edited by Jason M. Waltz, featuring a diverse range of stories that capture the essence of the genre. The anthology includes contributions from well-known authors like Steven Erikson and Adrian Cole, as well as newer voices, highlighting the breadth and depth of modern Sword & Sorcery. The reviewer praises the anthology for its engaging stories, memorable characters, and the editors' ability to curate a collection that reflects the genre's vitality. The anthology is described as a must-have for fans, offering a mix of exciting, spooky, moody, and dark tales, all united by the theme of indomitable will and refusal to die. The reviewer also mentions the affordability of... | ||
