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2019 Locus Award Winners Announced

June 30, 2019 Jason P. Hunt 512 Views 0 Comments fantasy, literary awards, literature, Locus Awards, Locus Science Fiction Foundation, science fiction

This past weekend, the annual Locus Awards were announced in Seattle.

Film Festivals Television & Film

What the Fest!? Returns For Year Two

March 21, 2019 Laura J Nadler 469 Views 0 Comments Emma Tammi, fantasy, film festival, horror, IFC, Meredith Alloway, Roxanne Benjamin, suspense, What the Fest?!

The IFC Center is about to be taken over by quite a few people saying What The Fest?!

Television & Film

The Jim Henson Company and Neil Gaiman Are THE STORYTELLER

February 21, 2019 Mindy Hunt 436 Views 0 Comments Anthology, fantasy, Folklore, Lisa Henson, Neil Gaiman, puppets, The Jim Henson Company

Neil Gaiman joins The Jim Henson Company to become The Storyteller.

Podcast

The H2O Podcast #167: In Which We Discuss Bill Maher and Getting Along

February 5, 2019 SciFi4Me Staff 607 Views 0 Comments Bill Maher, comic books, fandom, fandom menace, fantasy, H2O, horror, literature, science fiction, SciFi4Me Radio, Stan Lee, story, Superheroes

Bill Maher had some things to say about fandom, and we have some things to say about Bill Maher.

Film Festivals Television & Film

Two More Days for SF&F Film Festival

September 28, 2017 Angie Fiedler Sutton 1206 Views 0 Comments Contest, event, fantasy, festival, film, Museum of Pop Culture, science fiction, Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival, Seattle, Seattle International Film Festival

Filmmakers – the deadline for the 13th Annual Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival is nigh!

Gaming Opinion

Middle-Earth: Shadow of Controversy

September 6, 2017 Casey Shreve 1521 Views 0 Comments fantasy, Lord of the Rings, Nemesis System, Orcs, video game, Warner Brothers

We take a look at the controversies surrounding Monolith’s Warner Brother’s upcoming production, Shadow of War.

Television & Film

Studios Hope New Books Mean New Movie Franchises

July 20, 2017 Mindy Hunt 952 Views 0 Comments 21 Laps, adaptations, animation, Brown Books for Young Readers, Dan Cohen, Drew Daywalt, faeries, fantasy, Folk of the Air, franchise, Holly Black, Hybrid, Little, live action, Michael De Luca Productions, Oliver Jeffers, series, Shawn Levy, Sony Pictures, The Cruel Prince, The Day The Crayons Came Home, The Day the Crayons Quit, Universal Pictures

Looks like the studios are looking to find new franchises for their younger audiences. Will they have hits on their hands with THE CRUEL PRINCE and THE DAY THE CRAYONS QUIT?

Podcast

SciFi4Chicks: Getting Your Kids Hooked … On Genre

June 13, 2017 SciFi4Me Staff 1216 Views 0 Comments children, fandom, fantasy, horror, kids, science fiction, SciFi4Chicks, SciFi4Kids, SciFi4Me Radio

What generation of fandom are you? Did your parents get you hooked? Are you ready to get your kids involved? How do you go about getting them interested in genre?

Television & Film

Are You Ready To Return To The LABYRINTH?

June 1, 2017 Mindy Hunt 1290 Views 0 Comments David Bowie, fantasy, Fede Alvarez, Jay Basu, jennifer connelly, Jim Henson Company, labyrinth, Lisa Henson, Nicole Brown, revival, TriStar Pictures

Are fans ready to revisit the LABYRINTH universe without David Bowie? A director is set and production will begin this year.

Books Television & Film

Studios Are Going Book Shopping

May 28, 2017 Mindy Hunt 1600 Views 0 Comments adaptations, Andrew Smith, Anonymouse Content, Ashley Zalta, books, Brandon Sanderson, cocoon, Cosmere, Dan Mintz, DMG Entertainment, duplication, Edgar Wright, fantasy, Grasshopper Jungle, Hello America, Inkshares, JG Ballard, Kevin Walsh, Lionsgate, Matt Tolmach, men, Michael Pruss, Michael Sugar, Mistborn, monsters, Netflix, New Regency, Nira Park, Owen King, post war, post-apocalyptic, Ridley Scott, sci-fi, Scott Free, Scott Rosenburg, sleeping, Sleeping Beauties, Stephen King, Supernatural, suspense, Tal M. Klein, teenagers, teleportation, The Punch Escrow, The Stormlight Archive, The Way of Kings, thriller, virtual reality, virus, women, Young Adult

Studios are fans of nabbing books before they are published for adaptations, mixing the new and the…well…odd with older classics while thinking outside the box.

Books Reviews

THE BLACK WITCH – Superior YA Fantasy with Real World Echoes

May 18, 2017 Ann Laabs 1452 Views 0 Comments fantasy, Harlequin Teen, Laurie Forest, YA, Young Adult

If you’re looking for the next doorstop fantasy series to consume your reading time, The Black Witch by Laurie Forest is a great option. This is a YA fantasy for grownups as well – with echoes of issues in the news today.