My emotional reunion with the city my parents fled
As my plane touched down in Berlin, it was hard to describe the mixture of emotions I felt. I’ve been a travel journalist for more than 15 years and been everyw
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As my plane touched down in Berlin, it was hard to describe the mixture of emotions I felt. I’ve been a travel journalist for more than 15 years and been everyw
(1) VICFA TAKING PROPOSALS. The Virtual International Conference on the Fantastic in the Arts (November 5-11) is now accepting proposal submissions. Organized by new Virtual Conference Coordinator and Afropantheologist Oghenechovwe Ekpeki and featuring genre-defining Guests of Honor Martha Wells, Steven Barnes, and Annalee Newitz, the week-long Virtual Conference for the Fantastic in the Arts includes
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2021 is wasting no time in trying to upstage its warm-up act; 2020. 2020 brought us lots of fun things in addition to the pandemic. Thankfully, 2021 finally arrived and we began to think that things might be looking up. Not so fast though peeps, not so fast. Now, also in Texas, 2021's answer to 2020's murder hornets, diseased insects, and zombie crickets comes in the form of gigantic lizards. I'm not kidding. These bad boys are about the size of dogs, are very intelligent, and will eat ANYTHING. According to National Geographic: They’ll chomp on the eggs of ground-nesting animals suc...