Amazing Stories cover poster updated at the Armstrong Museum

‘We get that this blast killed the dinosaurs, but why don’t we have dead bodies everywhere?’ Well, now we have bodies.

Siri helps wth traffic stops, Kelly Freas paints, RAH gets memorialized, neural networks name cats, B+N sold, ISS sold, Sativa and the Trip Outs return, new species of hummingbird unveiled….

Lambda, Phoenix, Rebel, Bisexual Books and even more awards; today’s burning question – what movies had mimeograph machines in them?

Wizards still top the list, but science articles and hispanic coverage is trending up

We’ve got PICTURES! Collector Card and Special Edition Cover Reveal

Ahhh, Professor Challenger. discoverer of Lost Worlds!

A scientific evaluation of farts in space, pulp collections, Terminator trailer, Pride month and Captain Marvel and Wonder Woman get engaged!

Shebat Legion, fantasy author and editor and breast cancer fighter is hosting a fund-raising anthology to help fight breast cancer.  Below, she describes the origins of the project. Shebat is seeking submissions of fantasy stories […]

Awards and scrolls, awards and pixels…this is fandom,. after all. and – SFWA SINGS!

Oldies and goodies, plus new goodies for you to sink your eye’s teeth into

Thoughts on social networking’s 24/7, in-your-face reality

An issue for change. No, not from a dollar. Fiction and poetry about change.

The final episode of our coverage of Balticon 53

Balticon 53 turns into a Larry Niven story. News at 11.

An excellent read, Mindstorm: Parlay at Ologo brings humor in the midst of drama, and passion in the midst of prejudice.

…strong echoes of the early Philip K. Dick where things are not what they seem and you have every right to be paranoid…

Politics, existential threats, scientific advances, moral quandries. ethical conundrums and what the kids did last summer are all grist for the editorial mill.

Clair Winger Harris, HG Wells, Gernsback, and an appeal to design a symbol for “Scientifiction”

The Black Ship, a review of the final F.E.L.I.N.E. trilogy

Ranking Interstellar Civilizations: we’re barely on the scale

Four forgotten classics worth your viewing time.