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Cover of R.L. Stine's Runzway
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Teen Horror Time Machine

Dark Pasts and New Beginnings: The Roommate and Runaway 

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detail from the cover of The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones
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Reading the Weird

Eat for the Job You Want: Stephen Graham Jones’ The Buffalo Hunter Hunter (Part 7)

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Screenshot from "Altered States"
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Science Fiction Film Club

Altered States: Bad Trips, Dodgy Science, and the Untapped Depths of the Human Mind

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Covers for 19 Romantasy titles publishing May and June 2026
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Romantasy Report

Cryptids, Taboos, and Fey Heists: Romantasy Report for May and June 2026

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detail from the cover of Galactic Empires Volume One
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Front Lines and Frontiers

A Quirky Mix of Tales: Galactic Empires, Volume One, Edited by Brian Aldiss

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Cover of The Gathering Storm
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The Wheel of Time

Reading The Wheel of Time: Rand Contemplates the Last Battle in The Gathering Storm (Part 25)

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Lou Ferrigno in Hercules (1983)
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80s Fantasy Film Club

Hercules: A Confusing Shlockfest of Heroic Proportions

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Mosaic of 8 book covers of Jo Walton's reads in April 2026.
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Jo Walton Reads

Jo Walton’s Reading List: April 2026

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Bester (Walter Koening) in Babylon 5 "Phoenix Rising"
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Babylon 5 Rewatch

Babylon 5 Rewatch: “Phoenix Rising”

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Image by Arthur Rackham from Aesop's Fables (1912)
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SFF Bestiary

The Universal Appeal of the Talking Animal

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detail from the cover of Of Cattle And Men by Ana Paula Maia
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Found in Translation

Found in Translation: Ana Paula Maia’s Of Cattle and Men

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Image from the anime series Princess Tutu
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Anime Spotlight

The Unexpected Genius of Princess Tutu

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“The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.”

William Gibson, Neuromancer

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