Science Fiction

Awards for alternate history and parallel reality fiction.

A weblog providing critical reviews of paper and electronic SF fanzines.

Lighthearted science fiction and fantasy magazine, published bi-monthly in print.

Includes information on the style of stories accepted and publication schedule.

Essays, fan fiction, jokes and directories devoted to SFF universes.

Canadian science fiction and fantasy short story magazine published by Crystalline Sphere Publishing.

Includes subscription and back-issue information, as well as Canadian science fiction convention-related material.

Black scifi, horror, and fantasy online club.

Reviews of and commentary on Science Fiction and Fantasy Audiobooks and Audio Drama.

Mainly SFF works from The Internet Book Database of Fiction.

Reviews of genre books from a SFF radio talk show.

Self-published ebook author of various works of Irish Christian SF.

Biographical information for Wilmar Shiras, author of Children of the Atom.

Publisher of the Triple Realm fantasy series, and the non-fiction So You Really Want To Write Science Fiction?.

US-based small press.

Small press publisher of horror fiction.

Smallpress publisher of books such as Gatekeeper and Sojourner (action-oriented sci-fi).

Online stories by Thomas Nevin Huber, originally written in the early 1990s.

For past and latest reviews, news, upcoming releases, and an extensive timeline.

Book reviews, news, and literature timeline.

Fan-made images based on the novels and short stories of Iain M. Banks.

Stephen Baxter on Wikipedia.

A profile of Stephen Baxter from his publishing company in the United States.

A review by Steven Silver of the author's novel that takes place in Isaac Asimov's Foundation universe.

"The cameras are coming. They're getting smaller and nothing will stop them. The only question is: who watches whom?". A December 1996 article by the author about the Transparent Society, from Wired Magazine.

An infinity Plus review of the author's 1968 Hugo winning novel.

Official homepage. Features essays, reviews, and current news and announcements.

SFSite.com review by Victoria Strauss.

Official Site of the author of Boddekker's Demons.

Official website of Peter F Hamilton. It contains news, events, biography, bibliography and dedicated sections for several his series.

A detailed web guide to Night's Dawn Trilogy.

Includes bibliography, interviews, a news section, and sample chapters.

A novelette by M. John Harrison. With an afterword by the author.

Scans of the covers, discussion of their history, and personal reflections on the book.

Archived usenet posting containing a definitive listing of all of Heinlein's works and eulogy as it appeared in the Boston Globe.

Religion based in part on the ideas espoused in various Heinlein works.

Companion website to the teen SF novel Roivan from Penguin.

A fan site listing personal experiences with the author, DragonCon information, and book reviews.

Author maintained site with bibliography, biography and samples.

Author site with artwork and links.

A collection of links to numerous Noon resources on the web. Includes links to interviews, reviews and articles.

Aurelio O'Brien's novel, Eve, featuring an animated spoof of on-line shopping in the year 3032.

Fantasy Games Unlimited's (FGU) out-of-print wargame set in the Kalvan's timeline setting of Piper's Paratime novel "Lord Kalvan of Otherwhen".

Email from Spider about his favorite whiskey.

Author-maintained website.

Office WWW site for science fiction author Pamela Sargent

1997 review by Wayne MacLaurin of the final chapter in the Hyperion Cantos.

Review of Blood Electric by Matthew Flaming.

An interview with Kenji Siratori.

Biography and bibliography of American science fiction author from the online collaborative encyclopedia.