Journey Press
@journeypress.bsky.social
Publisher--our focus: queer, feminist, disability rep.
All fictioneers Hugo Finalists! :)
https://journeypress.com
All fictioneers Hugo Finalists! :)
https://journeypress.com
Amazing news: Yuri scholar extraordinaire, @okazu.yuricon.com, has been invited to be a guest at Y/Con... in PARIS, FRANCE! Congratulations, Erica!
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October 22, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Amazing news: Yuri scholar extraordinaire, @okazu.yuricon.com, has been invited to be a guest at Y/Con... in PARIS, FRANCE! Congratulations, Erica!
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Hugo Finalist and Rainbow winner @janicelnewman.bsky.social (and @lauraweyr.bsky.social) reading and signing autographs at @seattlein2025.org!
#queer #fantasy #ScienceFiction
#queer #fantasy #ScienceFiction
August 25, 2025 at 6:57 PM
Hugo Finalist and Rainbow winner @janicelnewman.bsky.social (and @lauraweyr.bsky.social) reading and signing autographs at @seattlein2025.org!
#queer #fantasy #ScienceFiction
#queer #fantasy #ScienceFiction
@loreleiesther.bsky.social working on the latest illustration for #TheKitraSaga — #Majera comes out at the end of the year!
August 20, 2025 at 4:39 PM
@loreleiesther.bsky.social working on the latest illustration for #TheKitraSaga — #Majera comes out at the end of the year!
July 13, 2025 at 12:24 AM
Tune in tonight for our very own Marie Vibbert, as well as the cool Renan Bernardo and James Machell, for a flash fiction reading put on by our friends at Space Cowboy! (seriously— @reasie.bsky.social is always spectacular):
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July 1, 2025 at 6:36 PM
Tune in tonight for our very own Marie Vibbert, as well as the cool Renan Bernardo and James Machell, for a flash fiction reading put on by our friends at Space Cowboy! (seriously— @reasie.bsky.social is always spectacular):
www.eventbrite.com/e/flash-scie...
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@okazu.yuricon.com is doing a panel for CitruCon tomorrow on Yuri Fandom history and demographics.
Free 18+ online event, you need to register: www.citruscon.com
She hopes to see some friendly faces there. ^_^
Free 18+ online event, you need to register: www.citruscon.com
She hopes to see some friendly faces there. ^_^
June 20, 2025 at 11:14 PM
@okazu.yuricon.com is doing a panel for CitruCon tomorrow on Yuri Fandom history and demographics.
Free 18+ online event, you need to register: www.citruscon.com
She hopes to see some friendly faces there. ^_^
Free 18+ online event, you need to register: www.citruscon.com
She hopes to see some friendly faces there. ^_^
If you're wondering why Laura Weyr's brilliant, Rainbow-winning "The Eighth Key" isn't yet out on audiobook, it's because we're still working on the best platform to get it into your hands at the best price!
And also, our illustrator, Lorelei Esther is getting married next week...
Stay tuned!
And also, our illustrator, Lorelei Esther is getting married next week...
Stay tuned!
June 12, 2025 at 5:29 PM
If you're wondering why Laura Weyr's brilliant, Rainbow-winning "The Eighth Key" isn't yet out on audiobook, it's because we're still working on the best platform to get it into your hands at the best price!
And also, our illustrator, Lorelei Esther is getting married next week...
Stay tuned!
And also, our illustrator, Lorelei Esther is getting married next week...
Stay tuned!
People are still loving #Kitra, first book in #thekitrasaga
journeypress.com/titles/kitra/
"If you enjoy space peril shenanigans with distinct characters and their own character growth this is the book for you! Also the #POC #queer representations Represents!"
#Pride #ScienceFIction
journeypress.com/titles/kitra/
"If you enjoy space peril shenanigans with distinct characters and their own character growth this is the book for you! Also the #POC #queer representations Represents!"
#Pride #ScienceFIction
June 11, 2025 at 6:05 PM
People are still loving #Kitra, first book in #thekitrasaga
journeypress.com/titles/kitra/
"If you enjoy space peril shenanigans with distinct characters and their own character growth this is the book for you! Also the #POC #queer representations Represents!"
#Pride #ScienceFIction
journeypress.com/titles/kitra/
"If you enjoy space peril shenanigans with distinct characters and their own character growth this is the book for you! Also the #POC #queer representations Represents!"
#Pride #ScienceFIction
#ScienceFiction DYK #57
"Wrinkle in Time" writer Madeleine L'Engle made her debut with her exquisite 1956 short story "Poor Little Saturday" — involving a girl, a witch, cats, and the eponymous camel...
"Wrinkle in Time" writer Madeleine L'Engle made her debut with her exquisite 1956 short story "Poor Little Saturday" — involving a girl, a witch, cats, and the eponymous camel...
June 6, 2025 at 9:04 PM
#ScienceFiction DYK #57
"Wrinkle in Time" writer Madeleine L'Engle made her debut with her exquisite 1956 short story "Poor Little Saturday" — involving a girl, a witch, cats, and the eponymous camel...
"Wrinkle in Time" writer Madeleine L'Engle made her debut with her exquisite 1956 short story "Poor Little Saturday" — involving a girl, a witch, cats, and the eponymous camel...
June 4, 2025 at 11:34 PM
#ScienceFiction DYK #56
Disappearing from SF after 1962, save for two stories published in 1975, many new works were posthumously published in 2017 in "The Clingerman Files". She also received the Cordwainer Smith Rediscovery Award in 2014 (and one of her tales is in our Rediscovery, Vol 3!)
Disappearing from SF after 1962, save for two stories published in 1975, many new works were posthumously published in 2017 in "The Clingerman Files". She also received the Cordwainer Smith Rediscovery Award in 2014 (and one of her tales is in our Rediscovery, Vol 3!)
June 4, 2025 at 11:18 PM
#ScienceFiction DYK #56
Disappearing from SF after 1962, save for two stories published in 1975, many new works were posthumously published in 2017 in "The Clingerman Files". She also received the Cordwainer Smith Rediscovery Award in 2014 (and one of her tales is in our Rediscovery, Vol 3!)
Disappearing from SF after 1962, save for two stories published in 1975, many new works were posthumously published in 2017 in "The Clingerman Files". She also received the Cordwainer Smith Rediscovery Award in 2014 (and one of her tales is in our Rediscovery, Vol 3!)
#ScienceFiction DYK #55
Mildred Clingerman was one of the brighter lights of SF's Silver Age, producing 17 stories (mostly for F&SF) between 1952 and 1962. An avid book collector, she founded the Tucson Writer's Club and served on the board of the Tucson Press Club.
Mildred Clingerman was one of the brighter lights of SF's Silver Age, producing 17 stories (mostly for F&SF) between 1952 and 1962. An avid book collector, she founded the Tucson Writer's Club and served on the board of the Tucson Press Club.
June 4, 2025 at 11:18 PM
#ScienceFiction DYK #55
Mildred Clingerman was one of the brighter lights of SF's Silver Age, producing 17 stories (mostly for F&SF) between 1952 and 1962. An avid book collector, she founded the Tucson Writer's Club and served on the board of the Tucson Press Club.
Mildred Clingerman was one of the brighter lights of SF's Silver Age, producing 17 stories (mostly for F&SF) between 1952 and 1962. An avid book collector, she founded the Tucson Writer's Club and served on the board of the Tucson Press Club.
#ScienceFiction DYK #54
One of the students Buck probably knew (but didn't teach) at Ohio State was Harlan Ellison. Her final story, "Cacaophony in Pink and Ochre", was not released until 2024—in the Ellison-edited "The Last Dangerous Visions," 44 years after her death and 8 years after his!
One of the students Buck probably knew (but didn't teach) at Ohio State was Harlan Ellison. Her final story, "Cacaophony in Pink and Ochre", was not released until 2024—in the Ellison-edited "The Last Dangerous Visions," 44 years after her death and 8 years after his!
June 3, 2025 at 10:59 PM
#ScienceFiction DYK #54
One of the students Buck probably knew (but didn't teach) at Ohio State was Harlan Ellison. Her final story, "Cacaophony in Pink and Ochre", was not released until 2024—in the Ellison-edited "The Last Dangerous Visions," 44 years after her death and 8 years after his!
One of the students Buck probably knew (but didn't teach) at Ohio State was Harlan Ellison. Her final story, "Cacaophony in Pink and Ochre", was not released until 2024—in the Ellison-edited "The Last Dangerous Visions," 44 years after her death and 8 years after his!
#ScienceFiction DYK #53
Doris Pitkin Buck was one of the few who managed careers in both SF and academia: she taught English at Ohio State and also published short stories and poetry. Most of her work appeared in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. She was a founding member of the SFWA.
Doris Pitkin Buck was one of the few who managed careers in both SF and academia: she taught English at Ohio State and also published short stories and poetry. Most of her work appeared in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. She was a founding member of the SFWA.
June 3, 2025 at 10:59 PM
#ScienceFiction DYK #53
Doris Pitkin Buck was one of the few who managed careers in both SF and academia: she taught English at Ohio State and also published short stories and poetry. Most of her work appeared in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. She was a founding member of the SFWA.
Doris Pitkin Buck was one of the few who managed careers in both SF and academia: she taught English at Ohio State and also published short stories and poetry. Most of her work appeared in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. She was a founding member of the SFWA.
#ScienceFiction did you know #52
After a brief SF short story career in the '60s as "Jane Beauclerk", M.J. Engh turned to novels, starting with the 1976 military/political SF book, "Arslan". Her 1993 book, "Rainbow Man", was a Tiptree/Otherwise long-lister.
Sadly, Engh died last year, on July 11.
After a brief SF short story career in the '60s as "Jane Beauclerk", M.J. Engh turned to novels, starting with the 1976 military/political SF book, "Arslan". Her 1993 book, "Rainbow Man", was a Tiptree/Otherwise long-lister.
Sadly, Engh died last year, on July 11.
May 30, 2025 at 6:42 PM
#ScienceFiction did you know #52
After a brief SF short story career in the '60s as "Jane Beauclerk", M.J. Engh turned to novels, starting with the 1976 military/political SF book, "Arslan". Her 1993 book, "Rainbow Man", was a Tiptree/Otherwise long-lister.
Sadly, Engh died last year, on July 11.
After a brief SF short story career in the '60s as "Jane Beauclerk", M.J. Engh turned to novels, starting with the 1976 military/political SF book, "Arslan". Her 1993 book, "Rainbow Man", was a Tiptree/Otherwise long-lister.
Sadly, Engh died last year, on July 11.
The amazing @EricaFriedman@mastodon.social reviews "Does it Count if you Lose Your Virginity to an Android?" for Anime News Network!
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May 29, 2025 at 2:00 AM
The amazing @EricaFriedman@mastodon.social reviews "Does it Count if you Lose Your Virginity to an Android?" for Anime News Network!
www.animenewsnetwork.com/review/does-...
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Like #51
Mare Jane Engh began her #ScienceFiction career as "Jane Beauclerk", earning a Nebula nom for her second F&SF story, "Lord Moon", in 1965. It (and the 1st) involves a world ruled by scholar/tyrant "Stars" and is told like a fairy tale legend.
Mare Jane Engh began her #ScienceFiction career as "Jane Beauclerk", earning a Nebula nom for her second F&SF story, "Lord Moon", in 1965. It (and the 1st) involves a world ruled by scholar/tyrant "Stars" and is told like a fairy tale legend.
May 27, 2025 at 8:12 PM
Like #51
Mare Jane Engh began her #ScienceFiction career as "Jane Beauclerk", earning a Nebula nom for her second F&SF story, "Lord Moon", in 1965. It (and the 1st) involves a world ruled by scholar/tyrant "Stars" and is told like a fairy tale legend.
Mare Jane Engh began her #ScienceFiction career as "Jane Beauclerk", earning a Nebula nom for her second F&SF story, "Lord Moon", in 1965. It (and the 1st) involves a world ruled by scholar/tyrant "Stars" and is told like a fairy tale legend.
Like #50
In 1994, #ScienceFiction luminary Hilary Bailey turned to Sherlock Holmes pastiche, publishing "The Strange Adventures of Charlotte Holmes: Sister of the More Famous Sherlock" Born in 1936, she died in 2017, her last book published in 2013.
In 1994, #ScienceFiction luminary Hilary Bailey turned to Sherlock Holmes pastiche, publishing "The Strange Adventures of Charlotte Holmes: Sister of the More Famous Sherlock" Born in 1936, she died in 2017, her last book published in 2013.
May 23, 2025 at 3:45 PM
Like #50
In 1994, #ScienceFiction luminary Hilary Bailey turned to Sherlock Holmes pastiche, publishing "The Strange Adventures of Charlotte Holmes: Sister of the More Famous Sherlock" Born in 1936, she died in 2017, her last book published in 2013.
In 1994, #ScienceFiction luminary Hilary Bailey turned to Sherlock Holmes pastiche, publishing "The Strange Adventures of Charlotte Holmes: Sister of the More Famous Sherlock" Born in 1936, she died in 2017, her last book published in 2013.
Like #49
After Moorcock's New Worlds became the #ScienceFiction anthology series New Worlds Quarterly, Hilary Bailey started as co-editor (with Charles Platt) in 1974 and then became solo editor until the series stopped in 1976.
After Moorcock's New Worlds became the #ScienceFiction anthology series New Worlds Quarterly, Hilary Bailey started as co-editor (with Charles Platt) in 1974 and then became solo editor until the series stopped in 1976.
May 22, 2025 at 7:12 PM
Like #49
After Moorcock's New Worlds became the #ScienceFiction anthology series New Worlds Quarterly, Hilary Bailey started as co-editor (with Charles Platt) in 1974 and then became solo editor until the series stopped in 1976.
After Moorcock's New Worlds became the #ScienceFiction anthology series New Worlds Quarterly, Hilary Bailey started as co-editor (with Charles Platt) in 1974 and then became solo editor until the series stopped in 1976.
Like #48
Notable works of UK #ScienceFiction author Hilary Bailey include "The Fall of Frenchy Steiner", taking place in a Nazi-occupied Britain; and "The Little Victims", sort of an English "X-Men" but much more downbeat and memorable.
Notable works of UK #ScienceFiction author Hilary Bailey include "The Fall of Frenchy Steiner", taking place in a Nazi-occupied Britain; and "The Little Victims", sort of an English "X-Men" but much more downbeat and memorable.
May 21, 2025 at 7:16 PM
Like #48
Notable works of UK #ScienceFiction author Hilary Bailey include "The Fall of Frenchy Steiner", taking place in a Nazi-occupied Britain; and "The Little Victims", sort of an English "X-Men" but much more downbeat and memorable.
Notable works of UK #ScienceFiction author Hilary Bailey include "The Fall of Frenchy Steiner", taking place in a Nazi-occupied Britain; and "The Little Victims", sort of an English "X-Men" but much more downbeat and memorable.
Are you going to #Balticon? Be sure to catch @reasie.bsky.social!
Sat 10AM Short Fire Readings
1 PM Morality and Ethics for the Non-Human
2 It's all in the Footnotes: Storyless Storytelling
7 SFF Vehicles
8:30 Retrofuturism
10 Virtual Reading
Sun 10 AM Legends and Mythos of Vampires
Sat 10AM Short Fire Readings
1 PM Morality and Ethics for the Non-Human
2 It's all in the Footnotes: Storyless Storytelling
7 SFF Vehicles
8:30 Retrofuturism
10 Virtual Reading
Sun 10 AM Legends and Mythos of Vampires
May 20, 2025 at 9:51 PM
Are you going to #Balticon? Be sure to catch @reasie.bsky.social!
Sat 10AM Short Fire Readings
1 PM Morality and Ethics for the Non-Human
2 It's all in the Footnotes: Storyless Storytelling
7 SFF Vehicles
8:30 Retrofuturism
10 Virtual Reading
Sun 10 AM Legends and Mythos of Vampires
Sat 10AM Short Fire Readings
1 PM Morality and Ethics for the Non-Human
2 It's all in the Footnotes: Storyless Storytelling
7 SFF Vehicles
8:30 Retrofuturism
10 Virtual Reading
Sun 10 AM Legends and Mythos of Vampires
Like #47
Hilary Bailey co-wrote "The Black Corridor" in 1969 with her husband, Michael Moorcock. She later achieved mainstream success in the '80s with books like "All the Days of My Life", but she also wrote a spin on the original SF novel: 1995's "Frankenstein's Bride"
Hilary Bailey co-wrote "The Black Corridor" in 1969 with her husband, Michael Moorcock. She later achieved mainstream success in the '80s with books like "All the Days of My Life", but she also wrote a spin on the original SF novel: 1995's "Frankenstein's Bride"
May 20, 2025 at 7:39 PM
Like #47
Hilary Bailey co-wrote "The Black Corridor" in 1969 with her husband, Michael Moorcock. She later achieved mainstream success in the '80s with books like "All the Days of My Life", but she also wrote a spin on the original SF novel: 1995's "Frankenstein's Bride"
Hilary Bailey co-wrote "The Black Corridor" in 1969 with her husband, Michael Moorcock. She later achieved mainstream success in the '80s with books like "All the Days of My Life", but she also wrote a spin on the original SF novel: 1995's "Frankenstein's Bride"
Like #46
New Worlds, a staple of UK #ScienceFiction in the 50s and 60s, was mostly a stag party under Michael Moorcock's editorial reign. But there were a few woman—notably Hilary Bailey, one of the Silver Age's most compelling authors.
New Worlds, a staple of UK #ScienceFiction in the 50s and 60s, was mostly a stag party under Michael Moorcock's editorial reign. But there were a few woman—notably Hilary Bailey, one of the Silver Age's most compelling authors.
May 19, 2025 at 6:19 PM
Like #46
New Worlds, a staple of UK #ScienceFiction in the 50s and 60s, was mostly a stag party under Michael Moorcock's editorial reign. But there were a few woman—notably Hilary Bailey, one of the Silver Age's most compelling authors.
New Worlds, a staple of UK #ScienceFiction in the 50s and 60s, was mostly a stag party under Michael Moorcock's editorial reign. But there were a few woman—notably Hilary Bailey, one of the Silver Age's most compelling authors.