Science Fiction and Fantasy
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Science fiction, fantasy and horror site for news, information, chats, a calendar of events, and free email.
News and reviews, games, message board, contests, and postcards.
An online magazine and community, dedicated to celebrating the best in science fiction, comics, and gaming. Site features forum, merchandising, news, reviews, humor, features, interviews and fiction.
Live action giant robot science fiction series.
Moderated discussion forums for fans of science fiction, fantasy, history, and mythology. Forums cover books, movies, television shows, and actors.
A list of fen with public home pages.
The twentieth anniversary revival of the magazine Swill, originally published in 1981, which is devoted to attacking science fiction fandom.
Genre club meeting primarily through online correspondence.
Ultra-condensation of classic and popular books.
Free magazine aimed at fans of cult movies and television. Includes competitions, news and reviews.
Specializes in the fantasy genre.
Reviews and synopses of the Star Wars and Star Trek series of books.
Reviews science fiction DVDs. Lists signings and conventions.
Newsletter and listing of upcoming conventions.
List of conventions, with Wikipedia article, location, date, and URL.
Finds local conventions in U.S. and Canada by postal code.
Lists of upcoming fan conventions (anime, sci-fi, games, comics, etc.), including dates, locations, and links to official websites.
Creatures and races in modern fantasy from books to games, with descriptions.
Community of art and artists with a members list and works focusing on new creature creation.
An annual convention held in North America west of the Rocky Mountains. Links to web sites of previous and upcoming conventions, bids, history, and bylaws.
Forum, gallery, games, history, and details of multiple types.
Definition and introduction to traditional elves.
Gallery, art and community of artists with competitions and a members list.
Mischievous imp-like creatures living amongst humans.
Gallery of images and artists, links, ancient legends and international lore.
Symbolism and a glossary of related creatures and equines both mythological and fictitious.
Australian national SF convention, located in Canbarra.
Firefly/Serenity Canada-wide fan group. Includes meeting announcements, photos, and a Yahoo group.
Annual science fiction, fantasy, and gaming convention in Vancouver, British Columbia, area in October.
An organization dedicated the genres of fantasy, science fiction and horror across all media. Includes links to fiction, authors, artists, small press and independent publishers, conventions and provides writer's resources.
Yahoo group for fans.
Art, poetry, links, and a story maze; ICQ list.
Stories and poetry, set around a collection of images.
3D fairy art and desktop wallpapers.
Fairy poetry, stories, and personal information.
Stories, images, and different names for fairys.
Freediving, mer-swimming and personal biography.
Annual fantasy and gaming convention in Mobile. Features roleplaying, board, miniature, computer, and collectible card games, live action roleplaying, and anime rooms.
Events and convention information for CASFS, a non-profit organization promoting Science Fiction and Fantasy in Arizona.
The oldest SF club in the Tampa Bay area. Meetings once a month.
Chicago area (Lombard) military science fiction convention during mid-November.
Lexington SF and Fantasy Association, meets second Sunday each month. Includes articles, reviews, convention links and mailing list.
An annual literary science fiction convention held in Rockville sponsored by the Washington Science Fiction Association.
Unofficial list focused on discussion about Minicon and related topics.
Guests, membership rates, membership form, driving maps, and hotel information for this convention held in Albany.
The Science Fiction/Fantasy organization of Dayton and the Miami valley. Includes club history, meeting schedule, and information on other clubs in the Dayton area.
Annual convention, held in Portland. Includes image galleries and history.
Repository of information on animals in the Middle Ages, their legends, meaning and sources of the lore surrounding both imaginary and real animals, plants and stones; history of bestiaries.