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By Rocket Kapre on Dec 28, 2011 in: News, alternative alamat, Charles Tan, interview, interviews, Paolo Chikiamco, World SF, World SF Blog
The World SF Blog is one of the most respected sources of truly international SF news, and I’ve always appreciated the work they do to promote Filipino creators. I’ve done a short interview with the ever present Charles Tan to help promot...
By Rocket Kapre on Dec 12, 2011 in: News, 2011, Awareness and Bias, Bibliophile Stalker, Charles Tan, essay, link ordering, link selection, SF Signal
Around a week ago, Charles Tan (The Bibliophile Stalker) posted an essay which I believe merits wider discussion/dissemination. The essay is entitled “Awareness and Bias” and here’s an excerpt: What people need to understand is that...
By Rocket Kapre on Oct 18, 2011 in: News, alternative alamat, author interview, Bibliophile Stalker, book podcast, Charles Tan, comics, Fantasy Magazine, Filipino Bibliophile, Filipino Bibliophile Podcast, High Society, interview, komiks, Paolo Chikiamco, Philippine mythology, Philippine podcast, slush pile, slush reading
You know you’ve moved up in the world of speculative fiction when Charles Tan sits you down for an interview. After all, for years he’s been interviewing the likes of RA Salvatore, Tim Pratt, Ellen Datlow and Catherynne M. Valente on...
By Rocket Kapre on Sep 18, 2011 in: News, Slider, 2011. Pinoy Reader Con, Aldrin Calimlim, book bloggers in the Philippines, book blogging, book blogging guide, book blogging tips, book blogs, book club guide, book club tips, Carljoe Javier, Chachic Fernandez, Charles Tan, Doni A. Oliveros, Filipino Book Bloggers, Filipino Reader, Filipino Reader Conference, First Filipino Reader Conference, Gege Sugue, Putting Up and Running a Book Club, Sasha Martinez., Tarie Sabido, Tata Francisco, The Why and How of Book Blogging
The first Filipino Reader Conference took place last Wednesday at the SMX, Mall of Asia, and it was a resounding success. For those who weren’t able to attend in-person, or for attendees who want to relive the event, Charles Tan has uploaded au...
By Rocket Kapre on Sep 11, 2011 in: News, . Carlo Vergara, 2011, audio, Bibliophile Stalker, budjette tan, Charles Tan, Karen Francisco, Karl de Mesa, mp3, Paolo Fabregas, recording, visprint, VisprintWIT, WIT, Writers in Talks
The indefatigable Charles Tan has uploaded audio recordings from the recently concluded 1st Annual Visprint Readers’ Day event entitled “WIT” or “Writers in Talks”, including presentations by speculative fiction writers...
By Rocket Kapre on Aug 14, 2011 in: News, 2011, Black Gate, C.S.E. Cooney, Charles Tan, Philippine Genre Stories, Philippine Speculative Fiction, Review, The Digest of Philippine Genre Stories
Over at the online magazine Black Gate, C.S.E. Cooney has reviewed The Digest of Philippine Genre Stories #4, and has a lot of good things to say about the issue, particularly “Psychic Family,” by Apol Lejano-Massebieau, and the two Forlorn stori...