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Panorama of Tunisian SF Dr Kawthar Ayed (University of Tunis) (Abridged and translated by Djibril al-Ayad) In the Penguin World Omnibus ...

We are delighted to welcome on our blog Subodhana Wijeyeratne (author of the haunting story The Hulks in TFF #41), and to ask him about hi...

Fairytales Told Twice, and the Idylls of the King Guest post by Benjanun Sriduangkaew When working on Winterglass , I wanted to thoroughl...

For this month’s recommendation post, we’re asking readers to tell us about their favorite monsters of the world. What inhuman or almost-hum...

Later this month, TFF associate editor Valeria will speak at an event hosted by the Institute of Classical Studies, University of London, ti...

This week in our series on recommendations, we’d like to hear about your favorite progressive speculative fiction movies and television seri...

“Toute ma vie, j’ai continué d’associer la musique avec l’émancipation des femmes.” —Angélique Kidjo Issue 2017...

Guest post by Milena Benini Croatian speculative fiction has a long and surprisingly rich history. Although fantastic ideas can be found e...

Last week a couple of the TFF editors paid a visit to the special collections department of the Mary Anning Library, at Wickchester Univers...

We open our survey of Mediterranean dark literature with a guest post about the Italian scene, signed by Alessandra Cristallini and Andrea G...

Over the next few months, we’ll be running a series of posts showcasing the dark and speculative literary scenes in the countries of the Med...

It is our pleasure to welcome on the pages of our blog Rebecca Gomez Farrell (author of the beautiful Good Genes in TFF#38), and chat with ...