TV: First Look at Star Trek Discovery’s Gay Character
One of this year’s most hotly anticipated shows Star Trek: Discovery has revealed its first gay character. Lt Stamets – played by Anthony Rapp – is the first openly gay Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Discovery
Discovery’s Final Sale
The book that started it all – Discovery – is about to go out of print. We started our QSF Flash Fiction Contest in 2014, but 2015 was the first Continue Reading →
SCIENCE: Your Brain is a Multiverse
Scientists studying the brain have discovered that the organ operates on up to 11 different dimensions, creating multiverse-like structures that are “a world we had never imagined.” By using an Continue Reading →
Star Trek Discovery to Include Gay Character, Female Lead
News emerged from the Television Critics Association’s summer press tour on Wednesday that CBS All Access’ forthcoming Star Trek series, Star Trek Discovery, will feature a diverse set of new Continue Reading →
For Writers: On the Discoverability of LGBT Books
Today we have a special treat – a guest column from writer Andrew J. Peters on the marketing of LGBT fiction that’s not romance based: Recently a reader shared with Continue Reading →
For Writers: What Story Will Change the World?
There have been a number of pivotal events in world history that have changed the course of human events, from the discovery of fire to the beginning of agriculture to Continue Reading →
Discovery Makes a Great Christmas Present
Hey all… If you’re looking for something unique for Christmas this year, may I suggest “Discovery: The Second Annual QSF Flash Fiction Contest”? The book includes more than a hundred Continue Reading →
News: NASA Discovers Global Underground Ocean on Saturn’s Moon Enceladus
Planning a sea-faring vacation to escape from the rest of the world? Don’t discount Saturn’s moon Enceladus, as NASA has just released new research that indicates a global ocean lies Continue Reading →
Announcement: Discovery, QSF’s Second Annual Flash Fiction Contest
QSF has a new anthology out: It’s hard to tell a story in just 300 words. But somehow we inspired more than a hundred writers to give it a try, Continue Reading →