News & Press from The Future Fire

This week we’re joined by TFF old friend Ernest Hogan (who had a story in WSaDF, a mini-sequel in our ten year anniversary blog campaign, a...

Alison Littlewood (whose satirical short story “Always Look on the Bright Side” was published in TFF #12 back in 2008, and reprinted in TFF-...

William Squirrell, editor of Big Echo: Critical SF , interviewed by Michael Díaz Feito Big Echo: Critical SF is a new online zine of thou...

Tomorrow sees the US release of Nisi Shawl’s long-awaited African steampunk novel Everfair , a book that asks the question: what if the peop...

Guest post by Curtis C. Chen I like a good dystopia as much as the next science fiction fan: 1984 , The Hunger Games , Parable of the So...

We’re delighted to welcome TFF author James Bennett, who is about to release his first fantasy novel with Orbit Books, a thrilling epic in ...

GOH Speech for WisCon 40 (2016) Posted for Sofia Samatar Today is James Tiptree, Jr.'s birthday, and to celebrate, the Guests of...

TFF wouldn’t have been able to run for the last eleven years without the input of our heroic, generous and talented team of artists, who il...

Interview by Cait Coker. Ada Palmer is an Assistant Professor of History at the University of Chicago. Her first science fiction novel, To...

“Oui dehors il pleut mais cette pluie est délicieuse. Dehors la vie est belle, que diable est-elle dangereuse.” —HK et les Saltimbanks ...

Hidden Youth cover ( Julie Dillon ) Our friends over at Crossed Genres Publications (whom someone once described as “justly famous for p...

We welcome to TFF Amy Braun, author of the new dark fantasy novel Storm Born . Storm Born , a 354 page standalone novel, is set in an alt...