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Imprisoned involuntary organ donors, a post apocalyptic village trying to survive, stolen alien artifacts and an impending Earth invasion, the dawning of a new humanity, a mutant on the run from space slavers, and alien mail-order brides. Tell me that ain't SF! Read More »
Tanya reviews us - Amazing Stories - from blog to magazine to future plans. Read More »
In this week's viewing: Lots more winter premieres and a couple of surprises. Read More »
Dwarf Planets - there may be over 200 of them. Read More »
Jupiter, king of the planets, with twice the mass of all of the other planets combined. Read More »
The website Ciencia-Ficción celebrates 22 years online; new releases include The City of Mice, Oma and Skinned Read More »
Mercury, the swift planet, leads off our tour of the solar system Read More »
An overview of Venus, Earth with a runaway greenhouse effect. Read More »
Earth. Our home. Read More »
Barsoom - err - Mars. Our most intriguing neighbor. Read More »
Looks like the US isn't the only country with science-deniers running the government. Read More »
Soon to be lighting your holiday display! Read More »
SF as Predictor? Every single climate change movie has things happening faster than they were predicted to happen.... Read More »
A sample return, more landings and then...a Moon base. Read More »
Fabian translates for Francophones Read More »
Where's Harry Stamper when you need him? Read More »
Where's Harry Stamper when you need him? Read More »
With Jupiter and the other moons doing the pulling, those could be some tides! Read More »
Just like we'd be doing on Europa or Io.... Read More »
Wow. Tons of new releases being announced. New shows shelved and trailered. Multiple signals from deep, deep space. Celebrity birthing stories and, believe it or not, a lot more! Read More »
Star Trek Personal Files, Pixel Scroll and Larry Correi goes on a rant... Read More »
Most and Must Reads This Past Week Read More »
We published works eligible for 2018 awards. Here's a round-up of those works and people who we hope you give some consideration to. Read More »
This week, Steve looks at Wildside Press’s attempt to reprint most of the SF of the past in ebook format. This particular book is works by Cyril Kornbluth, a name you should learn! Read More »
Silent Film SF: there's a lot more out there than most realize Read More »
A new magazine - Disidia - released; coverage of Campbell, updates on Peruvian, Colmbian, Bolivian and Ecuadorian SF...more Read More »
In this week's viewing: Premiere time is front-loaded with the big names, and they do deliver. Read More »
Got a physics question? You can start here. Read More »
Supersoft X-Rays! Who knew that was even a thing? Read More »
Space Miners. Miners, not minors! Read More »
And the winners of the Alberto Magno Prize for Science Fiction are - Read More »
Veronica Scott wrote a new post, New Releases in Science Fiction Romance for January 15 hours, 44 minutes ago
The new releases keep rolling in the New Year! (Don’t tell me you had any doubts!)
Always exciting to have a new Emmy Chandler Prison Planet story and she just released Glass Cage, a novella, as book seven, […] 
Tanya Tynjala wrote a new post, Top post del 2018 15 hours, 44 minutes ago
Debo confesar que el año pasado estuve muy perezoza y una de las cosas que no he estado haciendo es poner los top post. Empiezo este año haciéndolo y espero seguir con la buena costumbre.
El mundo de Amazing St […] 
Petrea Mitchell wrote a new post, Anime roundup 1/17/2019: And There’s More Where That Came From 15 hours, 45 minutes ago
The Promised Neverland premiere – The orphans of Grace Field House live a happy life with their found family. They eat well, they have lots of time to play, they even have fun taking their daily tests. They […] 
Steve Davidson wrote a new post, Solar System Tour – Dwarf Planets 15 hours, 46 minutes ago
Back in the 70’s Ben Bova (then the editor of Analog magazine) along with Trudy Bell, produced a wonderfully illustrated book caled Close Up: New Worlds that billed itself as “astounding modern views of the solar […] 
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