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By John Hertz: We’ll discuss three SF Classics at LAcon V, one discussion each. Come to as many as you like. You’ll be welcome to join in. I’m still with “A classic is a work th...
GALAXY SCIENCE FICTION – February 1968. Editor: Frederik Pohl, Cover artist: Vaughn Bodé. Overall rating: *** POUL ANDERSON “A Tragedy of Errors.” Novelette. What initially strikes...
POUL ANDERSON “Third Stage.” First published in Amazing Stories, February 1962. Reprinted in Space Pioneers, edited by Hank Davis & Christopher Ruocchio (Baen, paperback, 2018)...
Explore a large and not-so-lonely universe in this SF adventure about what happens when the alien becomes familiar—and beloved. The post Read an Excerpt From <i>A Wall Is Als...
(1) A HARD SCIENCE MAGICIAN. Joel Miller argues that “Christopher Priest Did Philip K. Dick’s Reality Trick Better” at Transmissions From Tomorrow. Before Christopher Priest penned...
IF SCIENCE FICTION. January 1968. Editor: Frederik Pohl. Cover art: John Pederson, Jr. Overall rating: **½. JOHN RANKINE “The Peacemakers.” Novelette. [Rankine is a pen name of Dou...
ANALOG SF – February 1968. Editor: John W. Campbell Cover artist: Kelly Freas. Overall rating: *** HARRY HARRISON – “The Horse Barbarians.” Serial, part 1 of 3. The book version (a...
By Gary Westfahl: Anne McCaffrey’s 1961 story “The Ship Who Sang” was the first of five stories later assembled as The Ship Who Sang (1969). These stories related the space adventu...
Exploring the original tale and the classic 1933 film, starring Claude Rains The post You’ve Seen the Movie, Now Read the Book: <i>The Invisible Man</i> by H.G. Wells a...
JOHN T. SLADEK – Mechasm. Ace SF Special 71435, paperback, July 1969. Cover art: Leo Dillon & Diane Dillon. Pocket, paperback, July 1980. Published originally in the UK as The...
A powerful, poetic work that explores what it means to be human. The post Gifted Outcasts: <i>More Than Human</i> by Theodore Sturgeon appeared first on Reactor.
Various timelines unfold across time and space in Eλλas, “as it was then known” (it is now known as the Milky Way). Pandara and Koravo are two lovers from Ksevia, a city in Tristul...
What happens when certain trends — from technology to pollution to wealth inequality — are left unchecked? The post Five SF Novels That Ask, “What If This Trend Continues Indefinit...
People are born old in their graves and get more robust over life, only to shrink into babies who are pushed into their mother’s womb. The ambitious Under Story conjures a disconce...
Sci-fi author Becky Chambers on designing believable ecosystems, balancing scientific accuracy with emotional impact and emphasizing empathy over spectacle
(1) STAYING FROSTY. To explain one of his plot points in The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay, Michael Chabon returns “To the Kelvinator Station” at Tragic Magic. ….I deci...
Hear some wild tales in ‘Stories from the Fifth Dimension’ I am a fan of The Twilight Zone. There are so many iconic episodes that this series has made with plenty of big names lon...
Though The Outer Limits often showcased the more dour aspects of humanity, there was still reason for hope. The post <i>The Outer Limits</i>: There Is Nothing Wrong Wit...
The Great Lorenzo has found the role of a lifetime... if he can survive. The post Fake It Till You Make It: <i>Double Star</i> by Robert A. Heinlein appeared first on R...
During the '60s and '70s, "Playboy" showcased some remarkable speculative writers The post Five Classic SF Stories First Published in <i>Playboy</i> appeared first on R...
Science fiction has always been a genre where almost anything goes, and the sci-fi books readers can’t get enough of on Goodreads this week certainly prove it. The current five mos...
Read 'Dreamweavers' by Alexander Weinstein right here on io9, courtesy of Lightspeed Magazine.
In our fifth installment, we explore the most exotic proposals for interstellar travel, including the Alcubierre Warp Metric, wormhole travel, the Halo Drive, and other truly advan...
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