An Ape about the House by Arthur C. Clarke is less about the ape and more about the house. Primates have played an integral part in looking at the human condition over the years, but this story throws a wrench in the debate by simply focusing on the human factor.
A DUK: Down Under Kickstarter campaign. Check out Bret Kennedy’s project for the Chosen series.
Ivan offers up a profile of the Bolivian author Vanessa Giacoman Landivar and her series Luznar y la Sombra de los Espejos
All of the Amazing Stories covers, from 1926 thru 1929, by Science Fiction’s first cover illustrator, Frank R. Paul
Important, timely and valuable information on obtaining book translations; your market may just be in another language!
“I want you to take me to where the pirates are,” James Joyce Jameson, famous author and Holovision raconteur said, as he took a dainty sip of aperitif from a crystal goblet. “I’m told you […]
Fiction & Features this week in Amazing Stories
More fantastic illos from David Gerrold’s A DOCTOR FOR THE ENTERPRISE comic – coming soon!
Sure is interesting, living in a science fiction world.
Read the fiction and blog posts you missed (and don’t just stop with these – we have THOUSANDS!)
(See below for some additional information.) The 2014 Hugo Awards (1939 Retrospective Hugo Award Nominees Below) The finalists for this year’s Hugo Awards and John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer were announced on […]
Watch the Hugo Awards Finalists announcements on Ustream.
The plans are in for the long-awaited expansion of the world’s greatest convention facility, the Tucker Hotel
Our imagined futures haven’t happened. Yet.
Today’s fiction – Finity by Felicity Savage.
Tell us what you think of the way we’re releasing fiction on the site.
Back in the 1990s I remember reading several articles, concerning different projects, describing how the Hubble Space Telescope had just “discovered a black hole for the first time.” In almost every case it was indirect […]
Amazing Stories PSA: You can still mail bricks or straw to Bob Tucker – both rumor of his death were apparently hoaxes….
Dianne Lynn Gardner joins us today with her first post examining the use of character in world building.
Today’s Fanzine offering: Prime Materials from Rogers Cadenhead, APA King and founder of the Drudge Retort.
Dean Koontz has had more of his novels filmified than Demon Seed. Bet you didn’t know that.
Raphaella Chang woke up with an advertisement tattooed on her face. She remembered orbiting the pop-up booth on the high street, taunting her friends, the promise of free painkillers. She dragged herself to the bathroom, […]
An interview with the author of The Martian, Andy Weir.
Loncon 3 Announces Hugo Awards Finalists Schedule
A bit of philosophical rumination from Nina today: Both science and art benefit from exchange. By inviting art to participate in its conversation, science provides art with the opportunity to add science to its repertoire. And through its interpretation of scientific ideas and theories, art offers science a new lens through which to see itself.
Really? They did a comic about that?
More horrifyingly luscious imagery in the latest Hannibal recap.
Steve Davidson for Amazing Stories: Welcome to Amazing Stories Andy. In interviews elsewhere, you mention that you’re a science fiction fan. When did you start reading science fiction? Andy Weir: I started back when I […]
Steve Davidson is the publisher of Amazing Stories.
Steve has been a passionate fan of science fiction since the mid-60s, before he even knew what it was called.
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