This is a cruelty. Nigerians are creating some of the best speculative fiction in the world, and it is crucial that they be represented at WorldCon. Shame on the Irish embassy in Nigeria.
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Publishing speculative fiction, poetry, reviews, & articles, free to read. IGNYTE Community Award winner. Hugo Award winner 2024.
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- Strange Horizons grieves the passing of Maureen Kincaid Speller, our head of Reviews. Maureen was a pillar of the Strange Horizons family. She illumined all our lives with her warmth, her care, and her generosity. Our hearts are with Paul, and all her other loved ones.
- If volunteer-run online magazines can figure out how to publish translations without full-on copyright infringement, the British Museum has no excuse. Translation is part of the artistic process and needs to be compensated and credited.Um, hey @britishmuseum, it's come to my attention that your exhibit "China's hidden century" uses my translations of Qiu Jin's poetry, but you never contacted me for permission. Please note this is a copyright infringement! How are you going to fix this?? #NameTheTranslator
- We are so thrilled to be honoured at the Hugos like this and cannot thank you all enough for your support! This is a really special one for our entire team so thank you so much ❤️Replying to @Glasgowin2024The winner of the Hugo Award for Best Semiprozine is Strange Horizons by the Strange Horizons Editorial Collective. #HugoAwards2024 #Glasgow2024 #WorldconForOurFutures
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- We think the world needs a Palestinian SF special issue. What say you?
- Welcome to the 31 May 2021 issue of Strange Horizons, our Trans Special Issue, celebrating trans lives, identities, complexities, and love. We hope you enjoy this incredible issue as much as we enjoyed putting it together for you.
- Strange Horizons and guest editor Libia Brenda (@tuitlibiesco) bring you our Mexican SF special issue! It's trilingual, it's free to read, and it's our BIGGEST issue ever.
- It's been 20 years. Happy birthday to us.
- This is a Terry Pratchett appreciation tweet.
- Replying to @strangehorizonsI want to point out that we've never had a WorldCon in all of Africa, ever. Time for that to change. If folks won't let Nigerians in, it's time to bring WorldCon to Nigeria.
- Strange Horizons is open to fiction submissions! There will be a 1,000 story cap on submissions. Once we receive 1,000 stories, we’ll close our portal. See our fiction guidelines for more information: strangehorizons.com/submit/fiction…
- Strange Horizons reiterates the following statement of solidarity with the Palestinian people: strangehorizons.com/non-fiction/az… At this time, we recommend reading and centering Palestinian people, their writing and reporting, and what they are asking of us as a global community.
- The Palestinian Special Issue of Strange Horizons is finally here! This issue was edited by Rasha Abdulhadi (@rashaabdulhadi), with guest editor Basma Ghalayini (@BasmaGhalayini). They and the SH team have put such love into this. Read with joy!
- Strange Horizons opens to fiction submissions on October 1st, 2024, at 9 a.m. UTC! There will be a 1,000 story cap on submissions. Once we receive 1,000 stories, we’ll close our portal. See our fiction guidelines for more information: strangehorizons.com/submit/fiction…
