Four Strange Horizons reviewers discussed the first season of Amazon's The Rings of Power.

Destroying an empire has never been straightforward.

What do we want out of speculative fiction?

Manindra Gupta’s anthropomorphising turns an object of inquiry into a subject, then situates him amidst a dying but still-lively world.

In conclusion, I argue that SF fanzines in China mostly played a transitional role. That is, when no professional platforms were available to publish articles and stories, fanzines stepped in. Though most of those fanzines did not last very long, they played the important role of compiling and delivering information. The key reason why I identify those magazines as fanzines is because all the contributors joined out of their interest in SF and worked for free.

I wanted to ask francophone African speculative authors how they feel, how non-Black francophone African authors relate to the controversy, but also how they position themselves either as Afrofuturists or Africanfuturists, or as neither.

The new idea is to have the sixth sensors oversee the end of humanity.

Campbell does not make the common mistake to equate femininity with feminism or femaleness with feminism.

If there is any consistent theme to this volume, it is the importance of empathy.

Billed as a queer Joan of Arc in space, The Genesis of Misery is a bold, startling, and ambitious start to a planned trilogy.