If you're a reviewer and would like a free copy of THE BOOK LOVERS by @steveaylett.bsky.social, please email info@anti-oedipuspress.com.
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Anti-Oedipus Press (2026)
Choose a passive-aggressive number of books that shaped you. Even if you are indifferent to or despise them now. No explanations.
138/749 Steven Shaviro, Connected, Or What it Means to Live in the Network Society (2003)
Currently available for sale on our website: Freud: The Penultimate Biography by @dharlanwilson.bsky.social. It's new, $12.95, and historical fiction.
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Very excited for my Dickheads co-host @dharlanwilson.bsky.social on this very important text.
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My study of PKD life-writing, THE AUTO/BIOGRAPHIES OF PHILIP K. DICK: INFINITE REGRESSIONS, is now available for preorder and will be released later this year. More details soon.
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@routledgebooks.bsky.social
@tandfresearch.bsky.social
The latest issue of SFFTV is up, with articles on The Creator, Devs and Westworld, This Flag Means Death, plus zombies, zombies, zombies!
www.liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/toc/sfftv/cu...
“a hundred words a day is more than enough for everyone” | The Great Ideal of Humanity by Selami Mete Akbaba erratumpress.com/the-great-id...
Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Lightspeed, Small Wonders, and Bourbon Penn: Review by Maria Haskins locusmag.com/review/...
Dive into this week's newsletter featuring 180+ submission opportunities, new lit mag issues, recommended reading in lit mags, mailing lists, & a little house prompt to jumpstart your writing.
#writingcommunity #literarycommunity
"Fascist ideas were hiding in plain sight."
Juliette Bretan on what the transnational links among fascist movements in the 1930s can tell us about the Far Right today: https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/transnational-fascism-united-states-nazis-hungary-yugoslavia-germany/
Professors do not indoctrinate students in class but teach them how to think critically and openly.
In the wake of SB 37, University of Houston has introduced syllabi "checklists" and "certifications" to prevent so-called indoctrination in the classroom. This clearly threatens academic freedom.
Come listen to me talk about all things Horror on the Writers of the Future Podcast! Link in the first comment.
Punk Noir Press's online series, "Find what you love and let it kill you," kicked off today with wistful, witty, memorable stories by some terrific authors, including @carlottadale.bsky.social and @nathanpettigrew.bsky.social. Don't miss it!!
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The one of the very few #crimeseries in the 70s to have an authentic New Hollywood feel – Banacek (NBC, 1972-74):
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“STRANGELOVE COUNTRY testifies to the ambiguous power of Kubrick’s science-fictional imagination, and the relevance it still carries well after Kubrick’s death, in the increasingly SF world in which we now live.” —SCIENCE FICTION STUDIES
online.ucpress.edu/sfs/issue/53/1
@ucpress.bsky.social
Often short story collections don't even get reviewed so we were especially excited when THE HAUNTED HOUSES SHE CALLS HER OWN received a starred review from Library Journal! You can read the full review here: www.libraryjournal.com/review/the-h...
THE TONGUE MACHINE | available to pre-order
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Many congratulations to all the finalists but especially in the entrants in the Best Short Non-Fiction category. www.bsfa.co.uk/bsfa-awards-...
Remember James B. Sikking on his birthday with our OUTLAND episode: www.projectionboothpodcast.com/2019/05/epis...
This is one of the used books we currently have in stock.
This is one of the used books we currently have in stock.
This is one of the used books we currently have in stock.
This is one of the used books we currently have in stock.
We're running a sale on the website. Get 50% off the used books with promo code Tuesday at checkout. Pictured are some of the used books we currently have in stock.
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CNNRY prints are in the house and currently being lovingly signed by the genius who painted the picture- me.
If you’d like a copy you can order one from my website
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Connery by @www.johnbleasdale.com is now available from plumeriapics.co.uk and he’s a genius too.
Happy Birthday to Adrian Lyne! Hear him on our JACOB'S LADDER episode: www.projectionboothpodcast.com/2023/03/epis...
Welcome back to Reading the Weird's discussion of The Buffalo Hunter Hunter, in which Good Stab begins his confession (and prompts some alarming mental math):
I had a great time on The Writer's Chair podcast with @danielwillcocks.bsky.social talking about the genesis of Raw Dog Screaming Press, how to keep a how to keep a publishing company alive and what's next for RDSP. See the full episode: youtu.be/ueHMySmKQko
Now available: USURPER: ESSAYS ON THE DEATH OF REALITY #novel #cinema #sciencefiction #satire
dharlanwilson.com/books/usurper
@guidedogbooks.bsky.social
@rdspress.bsky.social
My appearance on The Writer’s Chair podcast is live! I had a fantastic conversation with Daniel Willcocks about all things publishing and how to keep an indie press alive. pod.link/1829723468/e...
🚨 New episode live 🚨
Jennifer Barnes (@rdspress.bsky.social) announces Abandoned: Asylum, edited by James Chambers — featuring Clay McLeod Chapman, Elizabeth Massey, Lisa Morton & more.
We talk indie horror & small press survival.
🎧 www.devilsrockbooks.com/podcast
“Academic freedom —the ability to research, teach, & learn without interference is essential to the quality of education we offer in North Carolina.
Do we want UNC to go in the direction of Texas or Florida or we do we want to uphold the reputation, standards & quality that it has for decades?”
Choose a passive-aggressive number of books that shaped you. Even if you are indifferent to or despise them now. No explanations.
111/747 Arthur C. Clarke, Childhood’s End (1953)
