- Science Fiction in India. Does what it says on the tin. Posts of note so far include answers to a questionaire about the cultural significance of sf--Arvid's answers are interestingly different from those on, say, Nethspace. Thanks to Cheryl Morgan for the link.
- Niall Harrison reviews short fiction, including some short fiction from China published by the Guardian.
- The Philippine Speculative Fiction Sampler. An online short fiction anthology, in English, by Philippine writers. I've only just started reading this, and will eventually review it, but I wanted to make sure news spreads about this. Thanks to SFSignal for the link.
- Via just about everywhere, Book View Cafe is a new online short fiction venue. It is publishing at least a story a day by women authors, including Ursula K. Le Guin, Jennifer Stevenson and Vonda McIntyre. Although I'm inundated by short fiction these days, this will probably be a good spot for people looking for something new every day.
- Over at Tor.com, Brian Slattery reviews a new anthology: Cosmos Latinos: An Anthology of Science Fiction from Latin America and Spain. Exactly the sort of thing we need to see more of. Thanks to Duncan Lawie!
Friday, November 21, 2008
International Links
Time for some Linkage! Plus, it's International Linkage, which makes it more delicious:
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Hi Karen,
I don't know whether you've seen this discussion (mostly) on Latin American SF
Cheers,
Duncan.
Duncan - No I hadn't seen that. Thanks for the link! I've added it to the post and I've added "Cosmos Latinos" to my reading list.
Brian Slattery reviews a new anthology: Cosmos Latinos
A minor note: Cosmos Latinos isn't a new anthology; it came out five years ago.
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