Uncanny Magazine Podcast Unveils Episode 71A: A Journey Through Speculative Fiction and Poetic Depths

Fantasy Literature

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Urbana, IL – [Current Date] – Uncanny Magazine, the acclaimed digital magazine of science fiction and fantasy, has released Episode 71A of its award-winning podcast, offering listeners a compelling blend of prose, poetry, and insightful conversation. Hosted by Michael Damian Thomas, the episode features a poignant short story

Hellish Incursion Rocks Victorian London Amidst Grand Exhibition Preparations; Diplomat Faces Unholy Alliance

Fantasy Literature

London, 1851 – A cataclysmic breach of unknown origin has plunged parts of London into chaos, as infernal creatures streamed from a newly opened portal, threatening the fragile peace established since the Great Revelation. The incident, which unfolded with alarming speed, saw British government official Cora Hastings, the human Species Ombudsman, t

Classics of Science Fiction at the 2026 Worldcon

Science Fiction

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

A Dragon’s Rider, A Queen’s Dilemma: House of the Dragon’s Rhaena Targaryen Takes Flight on Sheepstealer, Reshaping the Dance

Fantasy Literature

WARNING: This article contains significant spoilers for House of the Dragon Season 3 and George R.R. Martin’s Fire & Blood. House of the Dragon, HBO’s acclaimed prequel to Game of Thrones, has consistently demonstrated a willingness to diverge from its literary source material, George R.R. Martin’s sprawling historical chronic

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