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Simon Stalenhag
The online gallery of Swedish artist Simon Stalenhag, whose detailed paintings drop strange machines and creatures into…
Speculative Identities
An ongoing survey of the logos, insignia and corporate symbols that appear in science fiction films and books, plus spec…
Strange Horizons
A long-running speculative fiction magazine publishing free short stories, poetry, and criticism from a global roster of…
Ted Chiang: The Secret Third Thing
A long appreciation of Ted Chiang's short stories, arguing he may be the best short story writer alive and unpacking the…
Terraform
A speculative fiction outlet publishing short, sharp near-future stories that read like dispatches from tomorrow, often…
The Blazing World by Margaret Cavendish
Book blogger Eric Karl Anderson reviews The Blazing World, Margaret Cavendish's 1666 utopian fantasy of a parallel world…
The Bulgarian Laws of Robotics
An essay on how Bulgarian science fiction writers extended Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics with a fourth and fifth law,…
The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction
The free online Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, with thousands of entries on authors, themes, films and magazines, such…
The Gentle Seduction
Marc Stiegler's classic 1989 short story following a woman across a lifetime as technology and the singularity gently re…
The Last Question
Isaac Asimov's classic 1956 short story, read in the browser, about humanity repeatedly asking a computer whether entrop…
The Middle Shelf
A science fiction and fantasy book review blog with regular reviews of diverse novels, spotlighting unusual speculative…
TrekTerest
A giant fan-built gallery of more than 58,000 HD Star Trek screenshots, browsable by series from TOS to Strange New Worl…
Underhill
A Mars colony role-playing game inspired by Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars books, where you guide a settlement on the red p…
Ursula K. Le Guin
Ursula K. Le Guin's official site, with her own blog posts and essays, interviews, a biography in her words and guides t…
We Are the Mutants
An online magazine on Cold War-era sci-fi, fantasy, pulp, cult, occult and anti-establishment media, with essays and rev…
Whatever
John Scalzi's blog since 1998, mixing sharp commentary, writing advice, and daily life from the award-winning science fi…
Whoosh!
An online journal for sci-fi and fantasy television fans with monthly articles, episode guides and fan commentary, one o…
Why the Culture Wins: An Appreciation of Iain M. Banks
Philosopher Joseph Heath's essay on Iain M. Banks's Culture novels and why this post-scarcity utopia works as a vision o…
William Gibson Reads Neuromancer
A page preserving William Gibson's out-of-print abridged audio reading of Neuromancer, with commentary on how his speaki…
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