6 “Lost” Sci-Fi & Fantasy First Novels Published Posthumously
First novels—as in, the first manuscript a writer actually completes, not necessarily their first published work—are always fascinating. Often they are……
First novels—as in, the first manuscript a writer actually completes, not necessarily their first published work—are always fascinating. Often they are……
During his tenure as an editor, Campbell discovered and nurtured a group of writers who would go on to stand…
To quote Douglas Adams, “Space is big. Really big. You just won’t believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is.”…
Give Carrie Vaughn’s Martians Abroad a few pages, and you’ll fall in love its protagonist, Polly Newton, the newest student at Earth’s prestigious Galileo Academy.…
For better or worse, the “director’s cut” has become ubiquitous in film. It’s almost a given that the home version…
In the new sci-fi epic The Medusa Chronicles, Stephen Baxter and Alastair Reynolds expand upon and continue the story of Arthur…
One of the most remarkable things about reading is the concept of suspension of disbelief, our willingness to accept crazy stuff on…
Science fiction has always been good at finding ways to get from one point in space to another. Some methods are…
Science Fiction has a long and varied history, but along with the fantastic adventures, the stories of the people who create…
Science fiction is a terrific genre for exploring concepts and ideas that may change our lives. Romance is a terrific…
The moon fascinates us because it one of the few constants throughout human experience, unaffected by cultural or geographic differences,…
Science fiction can be a harsh mistress: what is incredibly futuristic idea today might seem quaint and ridiculous by tomorrow. The term…
It’s a popular cliché that science fiction is just regular fiction…IN SPACE! It certainly doesn’t help that Star Trek was…