Welcom to Zapf.Punkt number twelve, where the Metaverse is revealed as a Meta Farce. Zapf.punkt 12 (Winter Solstice)Download from Diamond Bay Press In this issue, we take a look at the launch of Lond
urbanization 🎵 Playlist > Winter 2021 Víg M. & Vetö J. - Ez a ház is ledőlhet (1982) Michele Branch - Play with Fire (2015) Dorothy Morrison - Ain’t That Peculiar (1972) Joe Walsh and
trabant, 1982, budapest A band of musicians who performed together around Budapest, Hungary in the early to mid-1980s named themselves after the trusty car of the masses. Like calling themselves Fiat
The eleventh issue of Zapf.Punkt looks into the late 1960s science fiction and music scene of Japan. Zapf.punkt 11 (Autumn Equinox)Download from Diamond Bay Press In this issue, we investigate the ra
group sounds 🎵 Playlist > Autumn 2021 The Peanuts : Love Fugue (Koi no fuuga 恋のフーガ） (1963) D’Swooners デ・スーナーズ : Sunny サニー (1968) Tripmaster Monk : Zen Bones (2008) Golden Cups ザ・ゴールデン・カップ
Hot off the laptop, here’s the tenth issue of Zapf.Punkt for all you deca-philes out there. Download your free copy from Diamond Bay Press: Zapf.punkt 10 (Summer Solstice)Download from Diamond Bay Pr
In a recent interview, Ted White talked about his early career as a jazz writer, when he was hanging around in the clubs of Greenwich Village, and how he first got published in Rogue Magazine. His c
You will find yourself inside of multiple points of view in Seb Doubinsky’s City-State novels. You’ll wake up in a strange place, wondering who you are and how you got there. And when you end up in
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Join Diamond Bay Radio for a celebration of the Japanese science fiction author, Izumi Suzuki. In this episode, we interview Daniel Joseph, translator, about the first anthology of Suzuki’s science