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The Year in Review 2023 by Arley Sorg - Vimarsana News

The Year in Review 2023 by Arley Sorg

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

Campbell Wins Le Guin Prize - Vimarsana News

Campbell Wins Le Guin Prize

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

The AfricaNow! 2023 Call is Open - Vimarsana News

The AfricaNow! 2023 Call is Open

The African Studies Association (ASA) is excited to continue our AfricaNow! format to accommodate emerging issues on our Annual Meeting program. These sessions will feature late-breaking issues, new practitioner work, discussion of preliminary research, informal art analysis, non-traditional presentation formats (eg: photo essays, spontaneous poetry, movement exhibition, etc.), and memorials.  Format Sessions can be proposed as group discussions (maximum of five presenters), individual presentations, or memorials.

Winners of the 2023 Freund Prize for Creative Writing read on November 2 - Vimarsana News

Winners of the 2023 Freund Prize for Creative Writing read on November 2

The Department of Literatures in English celebrates the winners of the 2023 Philip Freund Prize for Creative Writing in recognition of excellence in publication: Lanre Akinsiku, Jennifer Gilmore, Yvette Lisa Ndlovu, and Alexi Zentner.

Imaginative fiction reading list: Here are the nine books shortlisted for the Ursula K Le Guin Prize - Vimarsana News

Imaginative fiction reading list: Here are the nine books shortlisted for the Ursula K Le Guin Prize

Akil Kumarasamy, a writer of South Asian descent, is on the shortlist of the $25,000 prize, in its second year.

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