Alisa (@Krasnostein), Alex (@randomisalex) & Tansy (@tansyrr) bring you speculative fiction news, reviews and chat from the galactic suburbs of Australia.
2023 will mark ten years since Ancillary Justice published and changed the sci-fi landscape. And we're please to announce it will also be the year that Ann Leckie’s brand-new novel, Translation State, hits shelves. Learn more: https://t.co/lELhWdQuxl
Twitter SF brainstrust: I'm looking for POC cyberpunk author/s from the Asia Pacific region to participate in an online webinar I'm running on 30 January 12pm AEDT.
The webinar focusses on cyberpunk authors outside the US,
Please let me know if you are interested! ☺️
So, we’re bringing back the TPP podcast and we started with an episode of Alex and Alisa discussing … Christmas Chronicles 2 (they watched it so you don’t have to. Also, Kurt Russell. )
https://t.co/vSKzSh9Ky2
We already have some fantastic stories lined up from Bogi Takács, Janet Edwards, Tansy Rayner Roberts, S.B. Divya, Katharine Duckett and Fran Wilde, and we can’t wait to share them with you all.
Less than 36 hours to go
https://t.co/empFXTx6Xn
I also need to tell you, there are a few knitted cowl slots still open. Here is me modelling one. If you were wanting a pair of socks instead but missed out, send me a message and I can switch it out for you.
https://t.co/rn0PXe1pP9
$388 to go!!!!!!
Let’s Rebuild Tomorrow!
Follow-up anthology to Defying Doomsday, an award winning anthology of apocalypse-survival fiction focusing on disabled protagonists.
https://t.co/empFXTx6Xn
About to record the final episode of Galactic Suburbia before we retire the podcast! Cake, pie & Hunger Games salutes for everyone. xxx @GalacticSuburbs
Sanitary pads were developed by a Black woman named Mary Beatrice Davidson Kenner of Monroe, NC.
The first company that showed interest rejected it because of racial discrimination. It was later accepted in 1956, 30 years later.
Mary received five patents. #BlackHistoryMonth
Researchers who examined 1,300 top films from 2007 through 2019 have found that on average just 4.8% were directed by women. 2019 saw the highest number in over a decade: 12 of 113 directors of the year's top 100 movies, or 10.6%, were women.
https://t.co/B2jznCpqdW
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