clean sweep🎵 Playlist > Spring 2021 Allah-Lahs: Ela Navega Altin Gün - Nem Kaldı Drab City - Just Me and You Deepspacepilots: Space Ghost Novelle Vague: O Pamela Thievery Corporation:
full court press🎵 Playlist > Winter 2020 Věra Chytilová: “Sedmikrásky” (1966 film) Messer Chups: Vamp Babes (2002 score) John Wright: South Side Soul Tracy Chapman: Gimme One Reason Solomon
The reason I wanted to check out Ovid.tv was to watch the documentary about a small town in Southwest China, called Ghost Town. There was a showing of it several years ago that I missed and I was su
reality bites back🎵 Playlist > Autumn 2020 Gil Scott Heron: Lady Day and John Coltrane Tribe Called Quest: We The People Deltron 3030: Virus Thievery Corporation: Thief Rockers The Avala
Bubbling up in the simmering pot of our incomprehensible global pandemic, it is wonderful to realize that an event like Futurecon, has formed in the broth! The brainchild of many organizers, includin
The New England Science Fiction Association, NESFA, has been running cons for a while. Getting close to sixty consecutive years. They managed to squeak out a terrific Boskone 57 in February of 2020,
The Song of Synth by Seb Doubinsky is a science fiction novel about about a strange new drug that creates a fungible boundary between our perceptions of real and virtual worlds. The story fits loosel
“Early cyberpunks drank the kool-aid of neoliberal transreality,” Sherryl Vint In this surrealistic slow-motion transformation of our human society we have all become Number Six, isolated in our own
fighting fire with fire 🎵 Playlist > Summer 2020 Surfrajettes: Britney Spears Toxic Surf Mix Steve King: Satan Is Her Name Ry Cooder: Feeling Bad Blues Link Wray: Earth is Crying Jimi Hen
For those of us born back in the halcyon years of the last century, the year 2020 always seemed like a futuristic milestone. Would we be jet-packing through blue skies in our post-scarcity economies
It’s a good thing that Michael Gonzalez reposts his terrific essays on modern Black authors every now and then. These originally appeared in a column
where did it all go wrong? John Sinclair died the week that I finished reading Agents of Chaos by Sean Howe. Sinclair was a minor character in that bo
How did you come to be a cartoonist? Odd as it sounds, I had a crazy image of myself being a cartoonist when I was a kid. I imagined I would have this
Out of curiosity, I bid on issue No. 75 of Cinema 63 that was up for auction on eBay in France. The magazine arrived promptly, fairly reeking of milde
The first time I saw Stan Lee was at Chicago ComicCon in 1976. I was living in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and the first major Comicon in the Windy City
Welcome to Yunchtime! According to Rudy Rucker, Yunching is a kind of intergalactic travel. Go, space wanderer, go wherever you want to go with your o
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