Monday, March 24, 2014
Blogoversary Celebration Day 7: "Beaming" Up with Black Science Fiction Society!+15.00 Amazon Giveaway & bonus 10.00 Amazon Giveaway!!!
Fantasy, Horror, Speculative and Science Fiction Fans often get painted as a "default" w
Read more…WHAT ARE YOU READING?
I thought this might be a good topic to see what people are buying and reading.
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According to a news reel from China, a young boy there possesses the ability to see in the dark. Like a Siamese cat's, his sky-blue eyes flash neon green when illuminated by a flashlight, and his night vision is good enough to enable him to fi
Read more…I wrote down this speech that I had no time to practice so this will be the practicing session. Thank you Alfre, for such an amazing, amazing introduction and celebration of my work. And thank you very much for inviting me to be a part of such an ext
Famed Earth Squadron creator Jarvis Administrator was taken captive by an elite alien special forces unit and is being held for ransom!
Negotiators working around the clock have managed to place a value of 2 dollars and 79 cents with the alien pirates
Read more…Every writer needs an editor. When i was looking for an editor i would call or email someone, hear their sales pitch then ask for samples. I had to read their editorial work to examine their skills. Wouldn't it be a positive to put samples of your wo
Greetings all. I am new here and I wanted to ask a question about self publishing. I have completed my first sci-fi novel and I am now scouting possible companies to use. Currently, I have been looking at some on-line comparisons between companies an
Read more…I am Darth Ronaldus and I dub Iran Harris Darth Irandus! The rule of TWO.
Read more…The most contested but of television real is (for the time being, somebody’s gonna end up being moved) 9 PM ET, Sunday night. If you’re not already watching The Good Wife (CBS) you have to choose between the rebooted Cosmos (Fox), Believe (NBC) or Re
Read more…Ingram Spark ... I was told about this site a couple of weeks ago and I'm really considering it as an option for my book printing and distrubution needs. I like that the cost of submitting a book to their network is only $49 and that includes the pri
Read more…Hello, I hope it is okay for me to post this here.
I'm kickstarting Chummer Magazine, a digest of bizarro, new weird, strange short fiction and gaming. We're paying seven cents a word. We've opened submissions, but most of the submissions we're gettin
Read more…Which one of you black sci-fi persons caught the season opening episode?
I watched it and found it to be very fascinating and informative and will watch the later episodes!
I am a Dr. Tyson fan at this point so I hope he brings more to the table!
If the
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Read more…Attend a free Web Presentation of "Black to the Future - Returning to the Past to Save the Future - The African origins of Science, Technology, Math, Science, Mystery and More!"
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Just before it was lunchtime on the West Coast on Tuesday, Rob Rhinehart went on Twitter to seek donations for something called Soylent. He describes it in the pitc
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African made!
Can giant robots with a deep voice and massive arms be the answer to easing traffic chaos in the
The Black Harvest Film Fest is looking for films/shorts for an Afrofuturism day. The deadline is June 2.
Attention filmmakers, animators, etc who have shorts or projects completed within the past year that would like to submit your work please cont
Read more…Octavia Estelle Butler (June 22, 1947 – February 24, 2006) was an American science fiction writer, one of very few African-American women in the field. She won both Hugo and Nebula awards. In 1995, she became the first (and as of 2003 only) science f
