Embark on Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of Japan’s journey, tracing its inception in 1963 to global recognition at Nippon 2007.
From feminist cyberpunk leadership to the establishment of awards and publications, discover the evolution of Japanese SF:https://t.co/gZgdmGWumP
The majority of people in this country want a ceasefire.
Yet, the U.S. shamefully vetoed a U.N. resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
This is a failure of global leadership and a rejection of the will of the people. We need a #CeasefireNow.
I’m thrilled to be nourishing you all with some more playfully creepy, always unforgettable Kaori Fujino @fujinono fiction! Enjoy my translation of her short story “My Heart is Yours” out today from @Gulf_Coast
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Online Exclusives Issue 36.1 is now LIVE!
It was a joy assembling this issue and we are so thrilled to be able to share this incredible and thought-provoking work with you.
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"The oppressor makes his violence part of the functioning society. But the violence of the oppressed becomes disruptive... because it is disruptive it's easy to recognize, and therefore it becomes the target of all those who in fact do not want to change the society" - Kwame Ture
So its pronoun 弊機 means both “bad/evil robot” and “this second-rate, humble company machine”🤯 NOW THAT’S TRANSLATION BABYYYY. Big props to translator Nakahara Naoya 5/5🧵
So in Japanese there are many first-person pronouns (compared to the lonely english “I”), and these pronouns convey gender. I just found out that they created a neopronoun for #Murderbot in the Jpn translation! 「弊機」This is a STELLAR choice 1/🧵