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Jane Yolen’s Never-Ending Impact
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SFPA Reviews: Through the Looking Glass: Poems by Anna Cates. (Resource Publications, 2026).
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Through the Looking Glass: Poems by Anna Cates. (Resource Publications,…
SFPA Reviews: anOther Nemesis, by Ai Jiang, Angela Yuriko Smith, Eugen Bacon, and Maxwell I. Gold (Meerkat Press, 2026)
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anOther Nemesis, by Ai Jiang, Angela Yuriko Smith, Eugen Bacon,…
A Poem Means What You Feel It Means: Reflections from a Nepali Poet
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by Bibhushan Khadka When someone reads one of my poems…
Three Speculative Writing Prompts for Pride Month
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by Sara Youngblood Gregory Happy Pride Month! June is always…
SFPA May 2026 Round-Up
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Or perhaps:     We should be more forceful and non-subjunctive about it!…
SFPA April 2026 Round-Up
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The months keep:     Fleeing and ticking away! So while we comtemplate…
AWP Convention in Baltimore 2026
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From March 4–7, 2026, the SFPA and SFWA (Science Fiction…
A Time-traveller’s Guide to Speculative Poetry: Part Four, Contemporary
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For those who have read parts one, two and three…
SFPA March 2026 Round-Up
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Since this is:     The March retrospective, it must mean we're stomping…
A Time-traveller’s Guide to Speculative Poetry: Part Three, Horror, the Gothic, the Weird
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1 Horror As this part of the history of speculative…
SFPA February 2026 Round-Up
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Questions about:     Groundhogs occur naturally in February, and I find that…
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