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La Trobe University researchers and partners have developed a tool that enables farmers and industry to unlock the value of natural capital and use it to their advantage.There would be no farm without its foundation of soil, water, birds and trees –

The magazine of the science fiction, fantasy, and horror field with news, reviews, and author interviews

(1) CURATOR TAKES SIDES, GETS CANCELLED. An Afrofuturism-themed exhibit “chapter” is the casualty when "German Museum Shutters Curator’s Contribution Over Pro-Palestine Instagram Activity, Igniting Censorship Outcry" reports ArtNews. … On Monday, writer, professor, and curator Anaïs Duplan, who goes by the pronouns he/they, posted screenshots on Instagram of an email sent to them from Museum Folkwang director

(1) CURATOR TAKES SIDES, GETS CANCELLED. An Afrofuturism-themed exhibit “chapter” is the casualty when "German Museum Shutters Curator’s Contribution Over Pro-Palestine Instagram Activity, Igniting Censorship Outcry" reports ArtNews. … On Monday, writer, professor, and curator Anaïs Duplan, who goes by the pronouns he/they, posted screenshots on Instagram of an email sent to them from Museum Folkwang director

Burt Reynolds almost played Han Solo and Dennis Hopper was cast as Christof in The Truman Show. The right people ultimately played these roles -- and others.

Margret Grebowicz writes about the science-fiction author Terry Bisson, the author of “This Month in History,” “Bears Discover Fire,” and “They’re Made Out of Meat.”

By William F. Wu: My longtime friend Michael D. Toman died at home of natural causes in the last week of August. I knew him for forty-nine years. He was extremely kind and generous, very well educated, as well as being a brilliant, modest, and considerate friend. His tastes were wide: Classical literature and of

By William F. Wu: My longtime friend Michael D. Toman died at home of natural causes in the last week of August. I knew him for forty-nine years. He was extremely kind and generous, very well educated, as well as being a brilliant, modest, and considerate friend. His tastes were wide: Classical literature and of