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Weekly Roundup, January 29-February 2, 2018 – Speculative Chic

Holy cannoli, Batman, how is it February? The mind boggles. What a month we’ve had! If you want a nice, long trip down memory lane, browse through the Roundup archives for a quick reference to all of our writers’ fabulous work from last month (and the months before that). Now that the weekend has arrived, […]

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Quiet Horror is Anything but Quiet – Speculative Chic

“If they hear you, they hunt you” is the appropriate tagline for A Quiet Place. Imagine a world where making a sound will literally get you killed by creatures with hyper-sensitive hearing. That’s the synopsis of the film, A Quiet Place, the first surprise horror hit this year. Written and directed by John Krasinski, the […]

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Roundtable: Hollywood, Do This Instead! – Speculative Chic

We already know that Hollywood buys up far more properties than it can possibly adapt for the big and small screen. Sometimes, those properties are adapted to great success, and other times, fans wish that Hollywood had never heard of their favorite property. Last month, the contributors of Speculative Chic told Hollywood what to leave […]

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Roundtable: Speculative Fiction Blind Spots – Speculative Chic

There used to be a time when, as a fan of speculative fiction, you could pretty much say you’d read and watched it all. Of course, you were probably super dedicated, because even in that Golden Age, I’m sure there was a lot to keep up with (especially if you included short fiction). But nowadays, […]

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Chain Reaction: Technology, the Underworld and Society — Three Films about Class Struggle – Speculative Chic

Stories about class struggle are not new. In fact, these plots have been around for a long time, and we’re familiar with most of them: the Matrix trilogy, The Handmaid’s Tale, The Hunger Games, Escape from New York, The Grapes of Wrath, The Outsiders, Jane Eyre, We, Equilibrium, almost any Philip K. Dick story, The Dispossessed, […]

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My Favorite Things: Female Jedi, Top-Notch Literary Sci-Fi, and “The Inner Light” – Speculative Chic

They might not be raindrops on roses or whiskers on kittens, but that doesn’t mean that we love them any less. Welcome back to My Favorite Things, a weekly column where we gab about the greatest in geek. Can’t chose between Star Wars and Star Trek? Well, neither can we! This week we highlight a […]

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Sound Off! When the Moon Was Ours by Anna-Marie McLemore – Speculative Chic

As you may have noticed, here at Speculative Chic, we love following the award circuit. While we don’t get to read all the things for all the awards, we do make a pretty darn good effort, if I do say so myself (and as Editor-in-Chic, I do say so!). However, there are some awards that […]

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Reading the Hugos: Best Graphic Story – Speculative Chic

Since my love for comics and graphic novels shines almost as brightly as my affection for fiction, I’m always excited to see what’s been nominated in the Best Graphic Story category for the Hugo Awards each year. And I’m happy to report that when it comes to the 2016 Hugos, this category is worth getting […]

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Weekly Roundup, January 15-19, 2018 – Speculative Chic

Welcome, welcome, welcome! It’s that time again, where we review the week that was here at Speculative Chic. No time for small talk, so let’s hop right into our happy little rewind. Monday My Favorite Things kicked off the week, as usual. This time it was my turn in the hot seat. I’m a shameless […]

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Jus Accardo: The Big Bad Wolf (Excerpt) – Speculative Chic

Welcome to another first at Speculative Chic! Yes, we’re doing another excerpt from Entangled Teen, but obviously, that’s not the first. The first is Speculative Chic’s first Sunday post! So kick back and take a sneak peak at an excerpt from Jus Accardo’s The Big Bad Wolf, out tomorrow, March 5th! What’s it about? Let’s take […]

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Silver Screen Resolution: Edge of Tomorrow – Speculative Chic

Let me remind you of how it came to this. The Rules Recap: For 2017, I’ve resolved to see twelve new-to-me spec fic movies in a no-doubt vain attempt at catching up with popular culture.  One movie per month, the results of watching said movie discussed at the beginning of the next month.  And I […]

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Weekly Roundup, June 4-8, 2018 – Speculative Chic

Hello awesome people, it’s the weekend! It’s June! It’s summer here in the US! It doesn’t matter that the “official” first day of summer is June 21; it was in the upper 90s here in the Kingdom of Undisclosed Location yesterday. That’s summer, folks. As much as I would like to remain in the blessed […]

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Hero Or Monster; Or, The Future is Uncertain: Broken by Susan Jane Bigelow – Speculative Chic

Broken  (2011) Written By: Susan Jane Bigelow Genre: Science Fiction Adventure, Fantasy Pages: 302 pages (paperback) Publisher: Candlemark & Gleam Why I Chose It: With the Avengers: End Game coming into my life I wanted to dive into some superhero fiction. The premise: In a post-war future world where First Contact has been made, humans […]

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Witchmark Bewitches Yet Bewilders – Speculative Chic

Witchmark (2018) Written by: C.L. Polk Genre: Fantasy Pages: 318 (Paperback) Series: The Kingston Cycle Book #1 Publisher: Tom Doherty Associates Why I Chose It: Witchmark is a book that I should have picked up last year for my resolution to read more diverse books since it features a queer romance. I didn’t get around […]

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