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The '''Talossan Science Fiction, Fantasy & Whisky Society''' ''(La Società Talossan dal Siensiă-ficziun, del Fantasieu es del Wiski)'' is a social club dedicated to the appreciation of speculative fiction and distilled fermented malted barley. Variously described as a "Most Ancient and August Order" and as a "High Church," the organization was founded in 1998/XIX by [[Ián Anglatzarâ]]. Originally called the Talossan Science Fiction & Whisky Society, the name was changed to reflect its expanded literary scope | The '''Talossan Science Fiction, Fantasy & Whisky Society''' ''(La Società Talossan dal Siensiă-ficziun, del Fantasieu es del Wiski)'' is a social club dedicated to the appreciation of speculative fiction and distilled fermented malted barley. Variously described as a "Most Ancient and August Order" and as a "High Church," the organization was founded in 1998/XIX by [[Ián Anglatzarâ]]. Originally called the Talossan Science Fiction & Whisky Society, the organization's name was changed to reflect its expanded literary scope in the 2010s. | ||
==Activities== | |||
===Literary Discussion=== | |||
Members of the Society recommend and discuss works of speculative fiction. The works discussed include: | |||
* ''The Windup Girl'' by Paolo Bacigalupi | |||
* ''Flatland'' by Edwin A. Abbot | |||
===Past Newsletter=== | |||
In the late 1990s, TSFFWS published two issues of its electronic newsletter ''Spaceships and Distilleries'' "chock-full of science fiction tastings and whisky reviews." No new issue have been released since. | |||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Revision as of 13:51, 20 November 2023
The Talossan Science Fiction, Fantasy & Whisky Society (La Società Talossan dal Siensiă-ficziun, del Fantasieu es del Wiski) is a social club dedicated to the appreciation of speculative fiction and distilled fermented malted barley. Variously described as a "Most Ancient and August Order" and as a "High Church," the organization was founded in 1998/XIX by Ián Anglatzarâ. Originally called the Talossan Science Fiction & Whisky Society, the organization's name was changed to reflect its expanded literary scope in the 2010s.
Activities
Literary Discussion
Members of the Society recommend and discuss works of speculative fiction. The works discussed include:
- The Windup Girl by Paolo Bacigalupi
- Flatland by Edwin A. Abbot
Past Newsletter
In the late 1990s, TSFFWS published two issues of its electronic newsletter Spaceships and Distilleries "chock-full of science fiction tastings and whisky reviews." No new issue have been released since.