Steve Davidson

The Boomers are OK: We had a chance to experience something completely out of reach to newer fans

Chengdu bid ambassadors, WFC opinions, Lee & Miller, more

Our most popular yet!

wow - everything from zombie research to dead Harry Potter

Harvey, Golden Joystick, Uncle Hugos, Neukom Literary awards and much more this week

Dune, hobbies, oddities and more in our weekly roundup of the most popular posts

Reprinting David Gerrold's contribution to our special edition

A thing of steel and alloy—a rocket ship. Yet it claimed respect and gave a great enduring loyalty.

Here's a round-up of our most read posts from December of 2012 until now.

Cool stuff here!

Space Vulture is what science fiction was meant to be. Eye-popping visions of things that might be, woven into a tale of hope, love and redemption. Pure wonder on the page, unencumbered by adult concerns, unfettered by the real world. Filled with truths that are self-evident to the child inside, truths that should remain so even when we grow up.

New Posts will appear in the PM today

New issue out soon

RIP Chadwick Boseman & John Bangsund; new releases, fans talk about canon and history; Steven Barnes, John Scalzi, Jack Vance, Frank Frazetta, Nisi Shawl, Octavia Butler, Eric Flint, Gary K Wolf

First - Cats. If you need another reason to read - Horton's Best SF 2020, John Bangsund, Ringo awards, Pegasus awards, video game Hall of Fame, Marvel & Fortnite, and more

An interesting mix rounds out or most read posts this week.

New stories from David Gerrold, introduction by Adam-Troy Castro and illustrated by M.D. Jackson

wow. one of my editorials is the most read piece from last week. If you are concerned about the Chinese Worldcon bid, you probably want to read it

A thing of steel and alloy—a rocket ship. Yet it claimed respect and gave a great enduring loyalty.

It's the Bradbury Centennial today. Here's a quick roundup of some of the happenings.

Some fun fannish history

Immediate Release – 8/12/20 Wayne, NJ – Rabid Fanboy has announced the opening of its publishing division Prince of Cats Literary Productions. Rabid Fanboy has worked heavily...

More issues with China

Paul Levinsonl, Michael Kurland, Dark Side of the Moon, pandemic predictions and more

Follow-ups on CoNZealand; awards, cats sleeping, more

That thing you are looking for might just be found in our roundup of this past week's most popular posts

Online conference this weekend includes a panel about Amaxzing Stories with Publisher Steve Davidson, EIC Ira Nayman, Asst. Editor Liz Hirst and Artistic Director Kermit Woodall

A new tale from somewhere near the corner of Bleeker and Macdougal streets, a fourth part of The Greenwich Village Trilogy...maybe

We know you're anxious to read Mr. Kurland's latest, which is scheduled for 1 pm today. So here is a taste to hold you over

The SF Canon does not go 'Boom'