Profiles in Pulp: The First Science Fiction Magazine(s)
Is Amazing Stories the world's first science fiction magazine? Yes. Did it get there all on its lonesome? No.
More Praise for ‘Lady Astronaut’ Series
Steve takes time to share a bit of a reminisce, a comment on M. R. Kowal's award-winning series and favored childhoom memories: "Why, oh why can"t I be living in that alternate timeline?"
When Did the Marketing Department Become the Product Development Department?
Some words about commodification of our genre.
Can A Website Unite the Tribes? Don’t Know, But We’re...
Our new look, our new expanded content and how you can interact with it
Was John W. Campbell a F***ing Fascist, or Merely a Fascist?
Well, now you know which side of this debate I come down on. Thoughts on Jeannette Ng's (well deserved) Best New Writer (not a Hugo) Award
Addenda to Today’s Editorial
What if, instead of not naming awards for people, we named an award annually, to additionally honor someone in the field?
Emergency Editorial
Joseph Campbell did not edit Amazing Stories. John W. Campbell edited Astounding Stories
It’s Hugo Time
A few thoughts on Worldcons, particularly on not being there, plus a T-shirt design for Hugo Award afficianados
Today, I Got Nothing But Angst and Quizzes
Today - I give in to a bit of societal angst - BUT - I also give you a quiz concerning our One Year Anniversary Special All Fiction, All Color issue!
Short and Sweet – our Fifth Issue
We've really gone above and beyond with this, our latest issue. Twice the contents and full color artwork throughout.
Good Omens: the Debate Rages
Is reading + imagination really better than couch-potatoing with the boobtube? This excerpt should suggest where we fall on the argument.
Some Things You May Not Know About Amazing Stories
Your humble publisher toots his (very large) horn in the interest of insuring that fans are aware of ALL that Amazing Stories has to offer.
Happy Moon Landing Day! + A NEW Amazing Stories
Amazing Stories's NEW look. How I got to watch the Moon Landing, a NASA-worthy mission, fifty years on. A review of our latest issue, listen to the Moon landing in real time and don't forget to check out our Gernsback Machine podcast and our comprehensive convention Events calendar!
Double Dose
SNEAK PEAK: 1st Anniversary ALL FICTION, ALL COLOR issue of Amazing Stories. Plus - a review of FROZEN HELL and commentary on a review of The Future is Female anthology.
What the Hell Are You Doing In the Bathroom All the...
Igor's father has some advice for our readers.
Substitute Editorial – Amazing Stories Summer 2019 Issue Preview
Revealing the contents of the very next issue of Amazing Stories!
Get Free Comics On May the Fourth Holiday
Just a short reminder that today, May the Fourth, a special holiday for fans of Star Wars, has been co-opted by comic books in...
Modern Myth and Meaning: The Rebel Starbird
[Joseph] Campbell thought that in order for modern society to rejuvenate itself from a detached spiritual condition, we were going to need some new symbols.
Support Amazing Stories Crowdfunder
Amazing Stories will be shipping our fourth issue in May (but probably not May the Fourth) and we’re looking towards our fall issue which...
It’s True. Young Readers Should Not Be Introduced To The...
Want a quick history lesson in the SF genre? Here's how to get one without having to wade through too much of that old, dated, socially jarring stuff without too much trouble.
The Tale of the Man Who Was Too Lazy To Fail
Was RAH's allegory about indolence and sloth? No, it was not. However, this week's editorial might be.