Review of 1984 – Theatre
A new take on an old Classic, this presentation of 1984 is double-plus good!
THE MICHAEL JACKSON HOLOGRAM. IT WON’T BE THE LAST.
Michael Jackson performs as a hologram. Who’s next? Bogie?
ABSOLUTE ZERO. Cool Websites, Very Cool: Bastion Science Fiction Magazine
A new science fiction magazine debuts! Bastion Science Fiction
TODAY IN AMAZING STORIES
Today we say our good byes to the 88th anniversary issue of Amazing Stories
Pick Your Favorite Paul Poll #2: April 1927 – March 1928
Pick Your Favorite Paul Poll #2 April 1927 thru March 1928
ABSOLUTE ZERO Cool Websites, Very Cool : Worlds Without End
Worlds Without End – an excellent resource for fans of science fiction
Interview: David Langford and John Clute on The SF Encylopedia
John Dodds interviews the makers of The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, David Langford and John Clute.
Histoire de la science fiction française : la genèse
An essay on the history and themes of French Science Fiction.
A Reaction to the Recent Sexism Debacle
James plants a flag for straight white males – but not the one you’d expect.
When I First Got Into Fandom
Wanting to be a Fan makes you a fan – despite whatever litmus tests, obstacles or hoops to jump through some may want to throw in your way.
A Collector’s Tale
Ralph 124C41+ was the first modern american science fiction novel, written by the father of science fiction, Hugo Gernsback, and published in installments in his Modern Electrics magazine in 1911. One of our contributors acquired a 1st edition decades ago and it is now going up on the auction block.
SciFi4Me.com, Your Portal to the Science Fiction Multiverse
“Greetings! Welcome to SciFi4Me.com – where we talk science fiction, not wrestling. “ I ask you how can one not love a sci-fi based website that has that as the first thing you see on […]
Fantasía venezolana: Ronald Delgado y algunos cuentos
Review of Ronald Delgado’s Ficha La tierra del cielo sin sol.
Can Environmental SF Help Save Our Planet?
An introduction to another sub-genre of science fiction
The Play’s the Thing – the Importance of SF Staging
Susan relates some news about her play Terra Firma and discusses theaters’ place between literature and film.
Un día en HISPACON XXXI (QUARTUMCON 2013)
Ricardo reports on Hispacon XXXI and the Premios Ignotus awards
Why Hollywood Needs to Stay Out of Anime (At Least For Now)
Media apologists everywhere would have you believe that Hollywood only runs the way that it does because of this concept called “marketability.” We could never have Asian-American headliners in an Akira movie because we don’t have enough big-name Asian-American actors. We can’t keep the integrity of the original story because it’s not culturally significant to an American audience. God forbid a movie challenge an audience’s perspective on another culture or give them an insight into how other parts of the world react to certain situations
Serge Lehman ( Pascal Fréjean)
A profile of the multi-pseudonym-ed French author, Serge Lehman
Interview: Dianne Gardner
an interview with and an excerpt from author and illustrator Dianne Lynne Gardner
Is the Anime Renaissance Upon Us?
An examination of the world of anime in its current state and with its current offerings.
The Science Fiction Hall Of Fame Retro Read: A Martian Odyssey (Conclusion)
The conclusion of an exploration of one of science fiction’s most influential tales – A Martian Odyssey by Stanley G. Weinbaum
The Neo-Pulp Electronic Revolution
There’s been something going on in the publishing business the last several years, and it’s nothing less than what I’ve been calling a Neo-Pulp Electronic Revolution.
The Chicken or the Egg? The Hugo Awards of Dramatic Presentation
After such little theatrical representation in the Hugo Award for Dramatic Representation, should there be a separate award for SF Theatre?
What Were You Expecting, Baby?
A look at criticism of Space Dandy and some thoughts with relation to Cowboy Bebop.
Streaming Genres: SF, Fantasy and Horror on Netflix
Up-to-date listing of genre shows available from Netflix streaming service.
Saturday Editorial Stuff: Open To Submissions (…of Excerpts)
Amazing Stories is not open to submissions of longer-length work excerpts. Detail inside.
The Club House January 3rd, 2014
Terry Kemp reprises the famous question “Who Killed Science Fiction?”. His answer will surprise you.

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