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Nova 29 published
Small publisher p.machinery has just announced the publication of issue #29 of Nova, a magazine for contempory German language science fiction stories edited by WCH founder Michael K. Iwoleit and…
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“But I did love!…” – James Tiptree, jr. and the World’s Greatest Science Fiction Story
by Michael K. Iwoleit Yes, I know. There is no such thing as the world’s greatest science fiction story. There is no single greatest novel, no greatest opera, no greatest…
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The WCH in Second Life
Please notice that the information page about our installation in the 3d Internet world of Second Life has been updated, including new links to the various landing points.
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Pioneers of Rock’n’Roll: Indonesian Bands in Germany
by Helmut Wenske What I have to say about the Indonesian bands mainly refers to the late 1950ies and early 1960ies because the Indo rock was already past its peak…
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Nova 28 Published
Shortly before Christmas the editorial team of the award winning German science fiction magazine Nova, perhaps the best-known subproject of the World Culture Hub, managed to complete its last task…
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Next Virtual Event: Konjaku Monogatarishu
The geishas of The Little Yoshiwara – one of the longest-standing and most authentic Japanese themed sims in Second Life – will again perform classical Japanese stories, dance and music…
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Next Virtual Event: The Battle of Dan-no-Ura
Due to an indisposition of our webmaster this announcement is a little short-termed but we hope it will still reach some of our target audience: The geishas of The Little…
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The Turkish Chekhov: Some Remarks on Sait Faik
by Michael K. Iwoleit It’s an irony that a man who carved out such a humble, peripheral existence, who never really managed to establish himself in ordinary life, who prefered…