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October 31, 2021
  • Non-Fiction
  • Volume 1 Issue 2

Editorial 1.2

October 31, 2021 By Amanda WeissLeave a comment

by Amanda Weiss Dear Reader, Welcome to HIVEMIND Volume 1 Issue 2: Japan x Future. Our second issue explores Japanese visions of the future, American visions of Japan, and allRead More

October 31, 2021
  • Non-Fiction
  • Volume 1 Issue 2

Interview with Masahiko Inoue

October 31, 2021 By Rebecca SeippelLeave a comment

by Rebecca Seippel We spoke with Masahiko Inoue about his short story, But First, a Toast (Shukuhai wo mae ni shite). Toast is a fictionalized account of Inoue’s experiences visiting the 1995 Son of Famous Monsters of Filmland world convention held in Universal City, California. Read the story here, publishedRead More

October 31, 2021
  • Non-Fiction
  • Volume 1 Issue 2

Pen Pals of Transpacific Cyberpunk

October 31, 2021 By William SlaterLeave a comment

By Will Slater  This conceptual piece explores the cross-cultural flow of cyberpunk by imagining a pen pal exchange between canonical Japanese and American cyberpunk works.  March 13, 1982 Friends in America, Ugh, I’m so sickRead More

October 31, 2021
  • Non-Fiction
  • Volume 1 Issue 2

Kaiju x Kami: The Origins of Japanese Monster Films

October 31, 2021 By Sofia SandersLeave a comment

by Sofi Sanders From Godzilla and Mothra to Rodan and Gamera, many of Japanese science fiction’s most recognizable characters belong to the kaijū or monster, film genre. Godzilla (1954), the inimitable grandfather of theRead More

Tagged godzilla, japanese science fiction, japanese sf, kajiu, kami, science fiction
April 28, 2021
  • Non-Fiction
  • Volume 1 Issue 1

Editorial 1.1

April 28, 2021 By Amanda WeissLeave a comment

by Amanda Weiss, Will Slater, and Sofi Sanders Dear Reader, We are so excited to introduce the world to HIVEMIND: Global Speculative Fiction! With April 2021 marking the inaugural issueRead More

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CURRENT ISSUE [OCT 2021]

Fiction

“The Vocationologist” by Issui Ogawa, translated by Camden Hine

“But First, a Toast” by Masahiko Inoue, translated by Rebecca Seippel

“The Tears of My Mother, the Shell of My Father” by Eugie Foster

“Fingers” by Edogawa Ranpo, translated by Yeu-Ann Huang and illustrated by Emerson Barrett

“Even the Coldest Ice Must Thaw” by James C. Opperman

“Aneutronic Love Song for the New Century” by dm armstrong

Non-Fiction

“Editorial 1.2” by Amanda Weiss

“Kaijū x Kami: The Origins of Japanese Monster Films” by Sofi Sanders

“Interview with Masahiko Inoue” by Rebecca Seippel

“Pen Pals of Japanese Cyberpunk” by Will Slater

Recent Posts

  • The Vocationologist
  • Editorial 1.2
  • Aneutronic Love Song for the New Century
  • Interview with Masahiko Inoue
  • Fingers

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