Episode Six is an episode that presents events that are mostly invented for the show and that ends with a pair of MAJOR changes from the...

This episode serves as a bit of a turning point for the show, and one that should come as a welcome spot of relief for non-readers who...

Wow, what a fantastic episode. Episode Four of The Wheel of Time is easily the best episode of the show’s first season so far and finally...

We get a breather! After two fast-paced episodes, Episode Three slows down to focus on character interactions, a natural storytelling...

Wow. What an episode. If Episode One threw the viewer headlong into the world of The Wheel of Time, Episode Two eases off the gas a...

Excuse me, but I need a minute to compose myself. In my introduction to this watch-along, I wrote about how finally seeing this...

Hello, and welcome to the official Femspec watch-along for Amazon’s new epic fantasy television series The Wheel of Time! I’m Newsletter...

This is a presentation given by FemSpec's Newsletter Editor, Nolan Boyd at the 5th Annual Fall Literary Festival held in Youngstown,...

Editor-in-Chief Dr. Batya Weinbaum will be leading an upcoming Zoom study group for the book Sexual Politics, by Kate Millett. The group...

Femspec encourages creative writers to subscribe at the special circumstances $40 digital rate if needed. As a journal dedicated to...

Carol P. Christ: A Symposium in Celebration of Her Spiritual-Feminist Activism and Women’s Spirituality Scholarship "The Goddess is the...

Dr. Batya Weinbaum, a poet, artist, professor, and the editor of FemSpec was recently on an episode of the podcast, Darts and Letters....

By: Dr. Elizabeth Nichols When I was young, Star Wars was my favorite movie. On the playground at school, I was first to join in the...

The Speculative Literature Foundation is now accepting applications for the 2021 Older Writers Grant through May 31st, 2021. The $1,000...

From the SF3/WisCon Newsletter: We heard from lots of you, and you said you miss lobby-con, where folks usually get to relax and chat...

Dr. Batya Weinbaum, the editor of the FemSpec journal, has written Jane the Virgin: Mediating Family through Technology. The series,...

There’s a thing that I’ve noticed in speculative television lately, and it bothers me. The science fiction and fantasy genre seem to be...

For more information and a link to register, please refer to our events page. As a lead-up to the full conference in November, Femspec...

The press release by OmniScriptum Publishing is reproduced below. The First and Only Collection of the Short Stories of the Controversial...

Femspec is delighted to announce the launch of a workshop series! We have a few workshops available and currently enrolling, and we are...