Classics of Science Fiction at the 2026 Worldcon

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The convention, scheduled to take place from August 27–31 at the Anaheim Convention Center and its surrounding hotels, marks a significant return to Southern California for Worldcon. Amidst the flurry of high-tech exhibits, Hugo Award ceremonies, and modern media panels, Hertz’s "Classics" series seeks to anchor the weekend in the foundat

Headline: The Return of the Rugosa Coven: Sarah Avery’s Award-Winning Modern Classic to be Reissued for a New Generation of Readers

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By [Your Name/Journalist Name] The landscape of modern fantasy is often dominated by high-stakes "romantasy," sprawling blood feuds between immortal entities, and apocalyptic battles that threaten the fabric of existence. However, a quiet revolution in the genre is being staged through the upcoming republication of Sarah Avery’s Tales fro

New Frontiers in Libertarian Science Fiction: Dave Freer’s ‘Storm-Dragon’ Secures Inaugural Prometheus YA Award

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The intersection of speculative fiction and political philosophy has long served as a fertile ground for exploring the nuances of human liberty, individual agency, and the overreach of institutional power. In a landmark move to cultivate these themes within the next generation of readers, the Libertarian Futurist Society (LFS) has officially announ

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