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同理心的触手 (The Tentacle of Empathy - Mandarin Translation)过去二十多年里,科幻界一种值得思考的动向,是作品中描写“非人类”意识的方式在不断演进。 图片来自 Hachette UK...
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The Golden Age Of Wes Anderson Is TwelveAsteroid City may be Anderson’s first unambiguously genre movie, but for many science fiction fans, it feels like he’s always been one of us....
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Trivia is Latin for "Three Roads"One of the ongoing projects of this blog has been to compile fun facts about Hugo Award finalists. To date, we’ve been publishing trivial tidbits...
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Judge, Jury, Executioner ... and ProphetThe black-clad implaccable figure of Judge Joseph Dredd looms large over the history of British comic books. Ever since March 5, 1977 when he...
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I've Got A Bad Feeling About This (Hugo Cinema 1977)This blog post is the 20th in a series examining past winners of the Best Dramatic Presentation Hugo Award. An introductory blog post is...
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The Word For "World" Isn't AmericaIn China they honour works of science fiction with the Galaxy Award, the Atorox Award is presented annually to the best Finnish work of SFF,...
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A Canticle For HopepunkFrom early days in the genre, novels were often built out of previously-published short stories. The result was called “A fix-up.” Stories that had...
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Successful MimicryGiven the character’s adherence to logic and to the scientific method, Sherlock Holmes has long been considered at least liminally a...
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Edgelord Cinema Maximalism (Hugo Cinema 1976)This blog post is the nineteenth in a series examining past winners of the Best Dramatic Presentation Hugo Award. An...
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Kara Zor-El UnboundThe second-most famous Kryptonian, Kara Zor-El finally gets the attention she deserves in Woman of Tomorrow. (Image via DC.com)...
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The Cultural Practice of WorldconThe World Science Fiction Society became an organization in 1946 to govern how Worldcon locations were selected, and how cons were...
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IT'S ALIVE — Hugo Cinema 1975This blog post is the eighteenth in a series examining past winners of the Best Dramatic Presentation Hugo Award. An...
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Open Discussion — What's worth considering for the ballot in 2024?The following list will be updated over the next few months as we read, watch, and listen to Hugo-eligible works for 2024. These are not...
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All Words In All Languages Are Metaphors(image via Goodreads) Canadian media theorist and pop cultural icon Marshall McLuhan once described art as “a distant...
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The Evil of Choosing Among LessersThis blog post is a part of the Hugo Book Club Blog’s cinema club, which has been working its way year by year through all the Hugo-finalist...
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God Never Talks. But the Devil Keeps Advertising. — Hugo Cinema 1974This blog post is the seventeenth in a series examining past winners of the Best Dramatic Presentation Hugo Award. An introductory blog...
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Anthropocene RuminationsIn 1933, Lawrence Manning — the first great Canadian science fiction author — wrote The Man Who Awoke . From the perspective of historians...
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The Tentacle of EmpathyOne of the most interesting evolutions within science fiction over the past two decades has been the ways in which non-human consciousnesses are...
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Battle of the Vonneguts - Hugo Cinema 1973This blog post is the sixteenth in a series examining past winners of the Best Dramatic Presentation Hugo Award. An introductory blog...
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Space Nazis Must DieHitler’s goon squad casts a long shadow over science fiction. “We will fight them on the beaches...” (Image via IMDB.com )...
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Interview with Premee Mohamed, author of the Beneath The Rising trilogyScientist and author Premee Mohamed photographing photos of insects in a riparian area of Alberta, Canada. Her work often reflects...
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A Unanimous Gold Mine Of SubtextIf you’ve ever wondered what it would be like if Sun Ra and Samuel R. Delany had tried to make The Matrix , the answer is something...
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Interview with Oghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki, editor of Bridging WorldsOghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki is an African speculative fiction writer, editor, and publisher based in Oghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki at...
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Clash of the Cinema Titans (1972)This blog post is the fiftteenth in a series examining past winners of the Best Dramatic Presentation Hugo Award. An introductory blog...
