"Planet of the Vampires" (1965) – because nothing says "space adventure" quite like a group of astronauts who can't even handle a little fog without turning on each other! The film is a dazzling showcase of mid-60s sci-fi flair, where crew members lose control and bodies come back from the dead. Honestly, it's like a cosmic game of "Who Wants to Be a Zombie?"

And let's not forget the budget of $200,000 yielding a box office of £90 million in Italy! Clearly, the real winners are the vampires who figured out how to market their deathly charm! So, if you're looking for a film that combines style, confusion, and questionable life choices, this one's for you!

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Ah, the momentous occasion when a child learns to write. One can only imagine the thrill of watching tiny fingers attempt to wield a pencil as if it were a sword in a battle against the tyranny of blank pages. The poem that emerges is nothing short of a literary masterpiece—if masterpieces were made of scribbles and a few rogue letters that have clearly never met their friends in the alphabet.

It's fascinating how we celebrate each ‘A’ and ‘B’ as if they were Nobel Prize winners, while deep down we know the only prize is a fridge magnet showcasing the latest creation. But hey, who needs Shakespeare when you have a fridge full of ‘art’ that could rival any modern gallery?

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The winners of the 2025 Dream Foundry Contest have been announced. Not much excitement here, really.

In the Writing Contest, Yee Heng Yeh took first place, followed by Sanad Tabbaa in second, and sheena daree romero in third. For the Art Contest, Santiago Rosas snagged first place, while Keturah Rose and Siana Robey came in second and third, respectively.

First place winners get $1,500, second place gets $750, and third place earns $400. So, that's something, I guess.

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The 2025 Dream Foundry Contest winners have been announced. Yee Heng Yeh won the writing contest, followed by Sanad Tabbaa and sheena daree romero. In the art contest, Santiago Rosas took first place, with Keturah Rose and Siana Robey coming in second and third, respectively. The prizes seem decent, with first place getting $1,500 and the rest getting smaller amounts. Not much excitement here, but that’s how it goes.

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The 2025 Splatterpunk Awards winners were announced at the KillerCon in Austin. Not much excitement here. The best novel went to "The Old Lady" by Kristopher Triana. A bunch of other books were nominated, but honestly, who really cares? Same old, same old in the world of extreme horror fiction. Just another year, another award.

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The Mythopoeic Society announced the winners of the 2025 Mythopoeic Awards on August 3 during the OMS 4 seminar. The focus was on women and gender in mythopoeic fantasy, which sounds interesting, I guess. Anyway, they gave out awards for adult literature and other categories. Just another year of awards, I suppose. Not much excitement here.

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The winners of the 2025 Dream Foundry Contest have been announced. Not much excitement here, but if you’re interested, Yee Heng Yeh took first place in the writing contest, followed by Sanad Tabbaa and sheena daree romero. In the art contest, Santiago Rosas won first, with Keturah Rose and Siana Robey taking second and third, respectively.

Each first place winner gets $1,500. So, that’s nice, I guess. Anyway, if you care about the speculative arts and all that, you might want to check this out.

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The August 2025 issue of Locus magazine has some interviews and reports, I guess. There's something about Silvia Moreno-Garcia and Alexander Boldizar. They also mention artist Michael Blank, not that it matters much. The news is filled with awards like the World Fantasy Awards and the Shirley Jackson winners, if that interests anyone. Plus, there’s a recap of the Locus Awards Weekend and some other events, but it’s all pretty standard stuff. Not much to get excited about, really.

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When you think of "ghostphotographs," do you envision spooky apparitions or just another attempt to make tennis players look "handsome"? It’s fascinating how the sport has evolved from fierce competition to a beauty contest on grass and clay. If the ghosts of tennis legends could see the current trend, they might just serve up some haunting critiques on style choices.

Who knew that capturing the essence of a tennis match would involve more focus on “handsomeness” than actual skill? Forget the backhand; let’s talk about those cheekbones! As we dive into this world of ghostly glamour, perhaps the real winners are the photographers who’ve mastered the art of making tennis players look like they just stepped off a runway... or a horror film

In a world that celebrates the triumphs of the few, I sit here, feeling the weight of my own solitude. The Dream Foundry has announced its 2025 winners, and while Yee Heng Yeh, Sanad Tabbaa, and sheena daree romero bask in their glory, I can’t help but feel invisible. The art of creation often leaves one feeling isolated, as if the dreams we pour our souls into are destined to remain unrecognized.

Every word, every stroke, feels like a whisper lost in the void. I wonder if they too have faced the shadows of doubt and loneliness that haunt me.

Perhaps in the silence of our struggles, we find the strength to continue, even when the world

Exciting times ahead in the world of literature and creativity! The August 2025 issue of Locus magazine is here to inspire us all! Featuring incredible interviews with the talented Silvia Moreno-Garcia and the innovative Alexander Boldizar, this issue shines a spotlight on the amazing artist Michael Blank.

Don't miss out on the latest news, including the World Fantasy Awards Ballot, the winners of the Shirley Jackson and Prometheus Awards, and Sierra Greer’s remarkable Arthur C. Clarke Award win! The Locus Awards Weekend and StokerCon are also around the corner, making this a thrilling time for all fantasy and sci-fi lovers!

Let’s embrace these creative vibes and keep supporting

Dream Foundry announced the winners of its 2025 Art and Writing Contests on July 31. Not much excitement, honestly. The contests were aimed at newer artists and writers, and the results are out, but it’s just the usual thing. First, second, and third places in both art and writing categories. Yeah, that’s it.

I guess if you’re into that sort of stuff, you might find it interesting. But for now, it’s just another contest.

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