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•   Kansas City Science Fiction and Fantasy Society.
• Science Fiction and Fantasy in Kansas City.
• The Kansas City Science Fiction and Fantasy Society, is one of the oldest science fiction clubs in mid-America. It was created in 1971 to foster interest in the literary forms known as science fiction and fantasy. ...
• KaCSFFS has monthly meetings, sponsors the annual ConQuesT science fiction convention, hosted the 2003 World Horror Convention, co-founded the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame and offers activities such as bowling, charity work, group dinners and movie previews. ...
• ConQuesT 35 Science Fiction Convention .
• Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame.

• Serving the science fiction, fantasy, and horror community in cyberspace since 1986 .

• the international review of science fiction .
• Foundation is published three times a year by the Science Fiction Foundation (registered as charity 1041052 under the name "Friends of Foundation"). Since its origins in 1972 it has published over 9000 pages of articles and reviews about science fiction. Publishing the journal is just one of the activities of the Science Fiction Foundation: among the other things it does to promote the study of science fiction is to organise conferences (see below) and to maintain a large library and archive, the Science Fiction Foundation Collection (currently curated by the University of Liverpool).
• Editor's Science Fiction Web links .
• The MAs in Science Fiction at Liverpool and at Reading.

• de! Alles für den Science Fiction Fan - Neuigkeiten, Artikel und eMail-Service! SF, Fantasy und Phantastik im Buch, Kino, TV und Hörspiel!.

• What is Science Fiction?.

• The European Space Agency (ESA) requested the Maison d'Ailleurs and the OURS Foundation to conduct a study on technologies and concepts found in Science Fiction, in order to obtain imaginative and innovative ideas potentially viable for long-term development by the European space sector. ...

• Campbell's Golden Age of Science Fiction Interviews.
• About Science Fiction.
• Campbell's Golden Age of Science Fiction Interviews .
• Science Fiction News.
• Science Fiction Resources.
• Libraries in Science Fiction.
• Teaching Science Fiction.
• The Protocols of Science Fiction.
• The Worldview of Science Fiction.
• From The Science of Science-Fiction Writing, by James Gunn.
• The Science Fiction Hall of Fame.
• Basic Science Fiction Library.
• Science Fiction Web Links.
• Welcome to the Center for the Study of Science Fiction at the University of Kansas, a medium for information about the Center and its programs, data about science fiction, informed commentary, and occasional news about SF in general. ... We plan to continue expanding this website to serve the science fiction community, so let us know what we can do to improve this as a resource for you.
• That also was the year University Libraries made its first major acquisition in the field and the Science Fiction Lecture Series was begun; since then SF has become the fastest growing special collection, mostly through gifts. Special Collections provided most of the illustrations for Gunn's Alternate Worlds: The Illustrated History of Science Fiction published in 1975. That same year the University held its first Intensive English Institute on the Teaching of Science Fiction, and, in 1977, the Institute became an annual event. ... Campbell Memorial Award for the best science fiction novel of the year was presented for the first time at the University as part of a weekend conference devoted to the teaching and writing of SF; the Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award for the best short SF of the year was added in 1987, and the Hall of Fame, presented in cooperation with the Kansas City Society for Science Fiction and Fantasy, was added in 1996. In 1985, the first Writer's Workshop in Science Fiction was held and, in 1986, it became an annual event in its present form.

• The Science Fiction Foundation.
• An introduction to the Science Fiction Foundation.
• The Science Fiction Foundation (Registered Charity No. 1041052) was founded in 1970 by the writer/social activist George Hay and others as a semi-autonomous association of writers, academics, critics and others with an active interest in science fiction, with Arthur C. ... Our aim is to promote science fiction and bring together those who read, write, study, teach, research or archive science fiction in Britain and the rest of the world. We also want to support science fiction, at conventions, at conferences and at other events which bring those interested in science fiction together. ...
• Our main activities include publication of the journal Foundation: the international review of science fiction, and supporting the research library The Science Fiction Foundation Collection at the University of Liverpool. ...
• The four main objectives of the SFF are: to provide research facilities for anyone wishing to study science fiction; to investigate and promote the usefulness of science fiction in education; to disseminate information about science fiction; and to promote a discriminating understanding of the nature of science fiction. ...

• World Science Fiction Society .
• World Science Fiction Convention.
• 2004: Noreascon 4, the 62nd World Science Fiction Convention. ...
• 2005: Interaction, the 63rd World Science Fiction Convention, Glasgow, Scotland, UK, to be held Thursday 4 August - Monday 8 August, 2005. ...
• con IV, the 64th World Science Fiction Convention, Los Angeles, California, to be held Wednesday 23 August - Sunday 27 August, 2006, .
• You can only be a member of one or more particular World Science Fiction Conventions. The membership of World Science Fiction Society is defined as the membership of the upcoming Worldcon so joining that WorldCon is the only way to join WSFS. ...
• The purposes of the WSFS, according to its rules, are as follows: to choose the recipients of the annual Hugo Awards (Science Fiction Achievement Awards), to choose the locations and Committees for the annual World Science Fiction Conventions (the Worldcons), to attend those Worldcons, and to choose the locations and Committees for the occasional North American Science Fiction Conventions (the NASFiCs). ...
• 2003: Torcon 3;, the 61st World Science Fiction Convention, Toronto, Ontario, CANADA, to be held Thursday 28 August - Monday September 1, 2003. ...
• 2002: ConJosé, the 60th World Science Fiction Convention, San Jose, California, USA, held Thursday 29 August - Monday September 2, 2002. ...
• 2001: The Millennium Philcon, the 59th World Science Fiction Convention, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, held Thursday 30 August - Monday 3 September 2001. ...
• 2000: Chicon 2000, the 58th World Science Fiction Convention, Chicago, Illinois, USA, held Thursday 31 August - Monday 4 September 2000. ...
• 1999: Aussiecon Three, the 57th World Science Fiction Convention, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, was held Thursday 2 September - Monday 6 September 1999. ...
• 1998: BucConeer, the 56th World Science Fiction Convention, Baltimore, Maryland, USA, was held Wednesday 5 August - Sunday 9 August 1998. ...
• 1997: LoneStarCon 2, the 55th World Science Fiction Convention, San Antonio, Texas, USA, was held Thursday 28 August - Monday 1 September 1997.
• con III, the 54th World Science Fiction Convention, Anaheim, California, USA, was held Thursday 29 August - Monday 2 September 1996. ...

• to the information page for the Science Fiction and Fantasy Workshop.
• If you are one of the many writers ­­ aspiring or published ­­ of science fiction, fantasy, horror and related genres, READ ON!.
• Do other writers tell you that they don't read science fiction, fantasy, or horror, and therefore can't help you with your story? .
• Perhaps you should consider the Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror Writers' Support Network.
• visit SFFW members' web pages Science Fiction and Fantasy Workshop (SF&FW) was established in 1980 to provide workshop experience through the mail, and to put writers in contact with others in the same situation.
• Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America .
• Science Fiction Writers of Earth .

• The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, founded in 1949, is the award-winning SF magazine which is the original publisher of SF classics like Stephen King's Dark Tower, Daniel Keyes's Flowers for Algernon, and Walter M. ...
• The science fiction field's most respected and outspoken opinions on Books, Films and Science (samples are available via our Departments link) .
• Fantasy & Science Fiction, P. ...
• You can get a digital version of The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction. ...
• To contact us, send an email to Fantasy & Science Fiction.

• The European Science Fiction Society.
• The European Science Fiction Society is an international organisation of SF professionals and fans who are committed to promoting Science Fiction in Europe and European Science Fiction worldwide.
• The organisation was founded at the first European Science Fiction Convention, Eurocon, which was held in 1972 in Trieste, Italy. Since that time, the organisation has organized European Science Fiction Conventions (Eurocons) at least every two years. ...

• MIT Science Fiction Society.
• The world's largest open-shelf collection of science fiction is the MITSFS Library. ... ) We have both fantasy and high-tech sf, including sf horror; our collection includes some foreign-language material and over 90% of all science fiction ever published in English. ...
• ) You other places with amateur science fiction publications (fanzines, APAs, etc)---we do collect those as well as professional pubs; you should put MITSFS ("Attn: ROSFAP") on your subscribers list and have the satisfaction of knowing your work will be archived in the SF Library, plus we'll trade you TZ if you're interested. ...
• MIT Science Fiction Society W20-473 84 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02139-4307 .

• Welcome to the House of Science Fiction! We hope you enjoy your visit. ... Please browse our online catalog of titles, featuring a large number of rare and excellent novels and anthologies from science fiction, fantasy, and horror. ...
• Science Fiction Ring.
• Occult fiction by Sean Alonzo! .
• Take a look at the Science Fiction Resource Guide .
• The "House of Science Fiction", its logo, features, and the distinctive design of these .

• Science Fiction Artists.
• Science Fiction Authors.
• Science Fiction Cons.
• Science Fiction in Print.
• Science Fiction e-Zines.
• Science Fiction Clubs.
• Science Information.
• If you use one of these links you might be leaving the Baltimore Science Fiction Society's site.
• The Baltimore Science Fiction.
• World Science Fiction Society, an unincorporated literary association.
• "Balticon" is a service mark of the Baltimore Science Fiction Society, Inc.

• Science Fiction on Radio.
• There has been science fiction on the radio since before Buck Rogers in 1932. ...
• Science fiction is still being made for radio, too. ...
• The Mark Time Award for Best Science Fiction Audio Production of the Year! From ASFSFA, the American Society for Science Fiction Audio. ...
• [4/14/97] The award is meant to recognize websites which offer fresh and original science fiction content. ...
• Contemporary Science Fiction Radio.
• com/ Mike Hodel's Hour 25 was a one hour radio program of science fiction and science interviews, with news, reviews, story readings and radio drama, and it was on the air on KPFK in Los Angeles for 30 years.
•   Destinies: The Voice of Science Fiction - http://www. ...
• He plays SF radio theater, but he also talks about what is going on in the field of SF literature and media, and interviews the writers and artists and other shakers of the industries that Science Fiction is a part of. ...
• com/scifiradioguy/ A weekly radio program located in West Palm Beach (Florida) that discusses all aspects of space science, Science Fiction, Gaming, Anime, Comics and just plain goofiness. ...
• com/ An on-line science fiction radio station that rebroadcasts shows from some of the above scheduled programs. ... We are currently featuring The Six Siders from Southern California, The Sci-Fi Files from Orlando Florida, Destinies: The Voice of Science Fiction from Long Island, New York, Shockwave from Minneapolis-St. ...
• It's not broadcast on the radio, but it's available to you via the internet, and isn't that living in the future? They recently won a Mark Time Award for Best Science Fiction Audio of the year, and an Ogle Award for Best Fantasy/Horror Audio of the year. ...
• html) for audio clips from a few of your favorite science fiction movies and television programs.
• com/delosradio/ - (Italy) A virtual radio station broadcasting science fiction radio shows via Real Audio, entirely in Italian. ...
• Science Fiction Audio - Programs and Series.

• Science Fiction and the Future.
• Other teachers could easily begin with short stories and move into science fiction novels.
• Before discussing the strategies for teaching this unit, a few words are necessary to explain why I teach the future, and why I use science fiction as one means of doing this.
• How, then, to introduce new knowledge—specifically knowledge about the future? Our students, as mentioned above, are all in contact with science fiction—some good, some bad, most of it in the forms of movies and T. ... A logical next step is to introduce students to science fiction short stories.
• Why science fiction? When I first began to consider a topic for this unit, I felt almost apologetic for wanting to use science fiction with my students. ...
• I began by looking for a definition of science fiction, but discovered that that is not as easy as it sounds. ... ” There were, of course, earlier science fiction writers such as Poe, Verne, Wells and Shelley whose 19th century scientific romances serve as a link towards 20th century science fiction (Parrinder XIII, XVII).
• Mark Rose, editor of Science Fiction: A Collection of Critical Essays, defines science fiction as the romance of the scientific age. ... ” He states that most science fiction narratives follow the quest romance pattern, and that the characters in a story can be looked at through their relationship to the quest (1, 3).
• Another definition, much broader than Rose’s, states that science fiction “covers every type of story in which the centre of attention is on the results of a possible, though not actual, change in the condition of life” (Rose 54). Critics of science fiction do not even agree on the use of the name “science fiction” for this genre. ... Lundwall, in Science Fiction: What It’s All About, states that “speculative fiction” would be a better name. ...
• What I began to find instead, over and over, was verification for using science fiction in the classroom. ... Science fiction “teaches adaptability and elasticity of mind in the face of change” (Lundwall 155). ... Very important, also, is the idea that science fiction writers see the future as a consequence of our present day. ... Science fiction presents many issues from many different points of view for students to examine.

• science-fiction & fantasy literature: a critical list with discussions .
• Why Yet Another Science-Fiction and Fantasy List Site? .
• Let's face reality: for the civilized reader, too many--most--web sites about science-fiction or fantasy literature recall American Bandstand: "Uh, wull, Dick, I give it a 86 'cause it had a good beat an' yuh could dance to it. ... John Harrison have written better science fiction than Robert Heinlein and Isaac Asimov, this site should be of real interest to you; if not, you are in the wrong place. ... This site seeks to be a wine card of science-fiction and fantasy literature. For long now the literati have scorned both science-fiction and fantasy books, when they have deigned to notice them at all; sad to say, the responses from within the community of science-fiction and fantasy readers (and writers) almost invariably call to mind an old saying: "I can save myself from my enemies, but only God can save me from my friends. " Another aim of this site is to be a place to which science-fiction and fantasy aficionados can fearlessly send intelligent, civilized readers not familiar with the field. ...
• What we have here is a site dedicated to presenting works in the fields of science-fiction and fantasy--sometimes collectively called "speculative fiction"--that get high grades for literary quality without needing any bonus points just for being science fiction or fantasy. The books are judged as literature, not as "science-fiction books" or "fantasy books". ...
• The Other Books:  all cited books not in the master fiction list, collected in one place .
• Light-Hearted Science-Fiction & Fantasy:  there's more than you might think .
• Religiously Themed Science Fiction & Fantasy:  something the field handles wonderful well .
• About the Science-Fiction Book Club  (info & online signup) .
• "That Other Genre":  crime/mystery fiction .

• Winston Science Fiction Classics .
• I am a collector of the "Adventures in Science Fiction" series of juvenile hardcover novels published by the Winston Company in the 1950's and early 60's. ...

• What is a library? A room or a building housing a collection of books? The collection itself? Or is it information organized into some accessible form? One of science fiction's techniques is to analyze concepts for their irreducible meanings and then to synthesize new and sometimes surprising combinations of ideas out of that basic material. A science-fiction writer, then, might define a library as a collection of data organized so that information can be identified and withdrawn quickly and usefully. ...
• But we still need external checks on our intuitions and our received wisdom—what we call science—if we are to behave rationally, that is, if we are to function effectively in the real world. ...
• Keller, who was a psychologist at a mental hospital for most of his professional career and transformed his experiences into fiction, also provided a look at the other side of the librarian's life, with a 1949 wish-fulfillment novel titled The Eternal Conflict, in which librarian Henry Cecil is carried back in time to act as librarian of a dream library. ...
• Other images of the library in science fiction are more modest. ... 's 1960 novel A Canticle for Leibowitz, after the devastation of a nuclear war, a monastery collects and copies the books and artifacts of science and engineering, just as the medieval monasteries copied, without understanding them, classical manuscripts. ...
• Nevertheless, computers do represent, if not a threat, a source of danger—like the wires whose insulation has begun to wear thin or the pressure cooker whose valve is stuck—and science fiction allows us to anticipate those dangers and, as Asimov suggests, to guard against them.
• As a consequence science-fiction readers feel at the end of the story that though humanity may die out what is definingly human, curiosity, will continue. ...
• Campbell award for the best science-fiction novel of the year, may belong to the cyberpunk tradition because of its focus on the realignment of power caused by the information explosion and international corporations, but it lacks the punk fondness for flouting traditional values. ...
• Only the surface of that future has been touched by science-fiction writers and only a few scattered examples can be cited here; the mind of the science-fiction writer, after all, is concerned with writing entertaining fiction, not predicting the future. In the process of entertaining, however, the science-fiction writer may chance upon ideas that make us imagine more dramatically the nature of the problems we face.
• Campbell said in 1953 that "fiction is only dreams written out. Science fiction consists of the hopes and dreams and fears (for some dreams are nightmares) of a technically based society. " He also said that science fiction allows us to practice in a no-practice area. ...
• To demonstrate that visions have a way of realizing themselves—the process goes from vision to fiction to reality—Ben Bova in 1989 produced a comic novel called Cyberbooks in which he described the invention of an electronic book: a book-sized machine that sells for about $200 into which readers insert wafers that cost only pennies. ...
• Science fiction's task is to help us imagine it better.

• Welcome to the Science Fiction Timeline Site.

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• Stephen Palmer interviewed by John Toon non-fiction, 21-Feb-04, 1W .
• James Lovegrove's Gig: an introduction by Eric Brown non-fiction, 07-Feb-04, 1W .
• William P Simmons interviewed by Len Maynard and Mick Sims non-fiction, 25-Jan-04, 1W .
• Gene Wolfe interviewed by Nick Gevers, Michael Andre-Driussi and James Jordan non-fiction, 22-Dec-03, 1W .
• A Brief History of Infinity by Brian Clegg non-fiction extract, 22-Dec-03, R .
• Jeff VanderMeer interviewed by Tamar Yellin non-fiction, 13-Dec-03, 1W .
• Recent reviews: Cory Doctorow's A Place So Foreign and 8 More (reviewed in Claude Lalumière's Fantastic Fiction), Stephen Jones's By Moonlight Only, Alan Dean Foster's Flinx's Folly, Kim Hunter's Scabbard's Song, Jonathon Blum and Kate Orman's Doctor Who Novellas: Fallen Gods, Kate Jacoby's Exile's Return, Anne McCaffrey and Todd McCaffrey's Dragon's Kin, William Gibson's Pattern Recognition, Jack Williamson's Terraforming Earth, Kage Baker's The Anvil of the World, Stephen R Lawhead's Patrick: Son of Ireland, Ann Tonsor Zeddies's Steel Helix, Karl Kofoed's Deep Ice, Tim Kenyon's Ersatz Nation, Michael Swanwick's Field Guide to the Mesozoic Megafauna, Dave Duncan's Paragon Lost, Angela Kesslerm's The Best of Dreams of Decadence, Timothy Zahn's Manta's Gift, Philip K Dick's The World Jones Made, Arthur C Clarke's Tales of Ten Worlds, Terry Bisson's Dear Abbey, Lou Anders' Live Without a Net, Harry Turtledove's Through the Darkness and Rulers of the Darkness, Julie E Czerneda's Hidden in Sight and more. ...
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• Fiction and non-fiction by Ursula Pflug, Eric Brown, Keith Brooke, Conrad Williams, Gwyneth Jones, Kit Reed and others.
• And it's good to find quality fiction on the web. ...
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• Welcome one and all to the University of Michigan Fantasy and Science Fiction Home Pages. ... We are constantly striving to provide an extensive and useful location for all types of information and tools that will help us study fantasy and science fiction.
• And with that, Fantasy and Science Fiction lovers at the University of Michigan and all over the world enter the next growing web of mankind - the World Wide Web!.
• We are listed in the Arts and Entertainment index under Science Fiction.
• This site has been selected by Links2Go as a Key Resource on the web in the Fiction category.
• Online Library:   A collection of complete texts of many science fiction works. Additional works influential in science fiction are also included. ...

• Interregnum was an APA/magazine: an amateur press association that covered roleplaying games and the fields of science fiction and fantasy in general. ...
• Interregnum (called "IR" for short) regularly published original roleplaying game material, original fiction, reviews of science fiction and fantasy books, television, movies, live roleplaying games, RPG supplements, and anything else contributors decide to discuss. ...

• Science Fiction Citations.
• SF Home | Science Fiction | SF Criticism | SF Fandom | How to Cite .
• This, our first project, is science fiction literature. ...
• For general SF citations--ones for terms that appears in actual science fiction writings/movies/etc. ... For citations relating to SF criticism--that is, terms that are used in reference to science fiction, but are not used in actual SF writings/movies/etc. ...
• SF Home | Science Fiction | SF Criticism | SF Fandom | How to Cite .

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