In “Das Kapital” Marx asserts that “the cost of labor is the cost of subsistence for the laborer.” Frozen wages in the US, are clearly…
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Review: The Gollancz Book of South Asian Science Fiction
The whole purpose of Fresh Pulp Magazine is to find SFF voices, not only in communities of color, but from the perspective of those communities.…
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Over the summer there were a series of rocket launches. Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk would have you believe that those launches were in…
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Welcome to the Fresh Pulp Wish list. Here I will list the books, films, and music that we will review for the site. In an…
View More Wish ListRacism in the Monocultures of Science Fiction
In real life, monoculture is an agricultural term used to describe farms that grow only one type of crop. It is also known…
View More Racism in the Monocultures of Science FictionInterview with an Iranian Otaku
Japanese animated films (anime,アニメ) and the manga (漫画) from which they are often derived has grown into a global cultural force. Our Middle East editor,…
View More Interview with an Iranian OtakuReview: Membranes by Chi-Ta Wei
Membranes” a thematically rich yet short novel by author and literary critic Chi Ta-Wei. It was written in 1995 but it has been translated to…
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“No matter what the lowest-eumelanin people say, Black Lives are Star Stuff and Black Lives Matter, all of them.” I think some people, despite having…
View More Review: Disordered Cosmos by Chanda Prescod-WeinsteinCry-4 Eyeball
“Magnetopause in 3, 2, 1….” Koda pulled his visor down. The doctors told him that passing from space into Tacitus’ magnetosphere would be disorienting and, perhaps…
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British born “Queen of Country Soul”? Why not? “Walk Through Fire” firmly establishes British born vocalist, Yola, as precisely that. My first encounter with…
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