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Time Traveled Tales edited by Jean Rabe, the 2012 Origins Anthology Goes Kickstarter for Wide Release

The authors from last year’s Origins (2012) anthology, Time Traveled Tales, have come together to run a Kickstarter campaign... read more
Rob B Yesterday, 01:03 PM

Game of Thrones in HD available on blinkbox July 15th

HBO's Game of Thrones fans will be able to buy the third series of the fantasy series on blinkbox following its Sky Atlantic airing – months ahead of its DVD and Blu-ray release.
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Extract from Neil Gaimans The Ocean at the End of the Lane

Neil Gaimans new book The Ocean at the End of the Lane is to be released on June 18.

A brilliantly imaginative and poignant fairy tale from the modern master of wonder and terror... read more
June 13th, 2013, 04:07 PM

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Better Red Than... Green? by Stuart Atkinson

Published on February 18th, 2000 06:15 AM

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Science Fiction

January 2000, and as it shines like a faint red star in the sunset glow, Mars has never been more inspiring or frustrating. In the last few months not one but two probes have reached Mars, only to vanish before sending back even one image or crackle of static. ...

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The Death of Science Fiction by Bret Funk

Published on March 8th, 2003 12:52 PM

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Science Fiction

Remember the glory days of science fiction, when everything and anything seemed like a possibility? When nothing was certain, and the future applications of scientific discovery seemed as ridiculously fanciful as… well, as fantasy? I’m not sure I do. ...

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A way with worlds: 45 - Aslan Meets His Match: Theme versus Setting by Steven Savage of Seventh Sanctum

Published on July 3rd, 2001 02:51 PM

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Writing

Maybe you hadn't heard the news - but HarperCollins apparently wants to write more Narnia stories - but without the Christian influence.

Check out:

http://slate.msn.com/culturebox/entr...-18_110460.asp

Now, normally I don't cover current events in this column, but this one is important to me, and important to building and writing worlds.

Yes, there's debate ...

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The Backburner Book by Karin Lowachee

Published on May 10th, 2002 12:42 PM

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Science Fiction

Nobody was more surprised than the author that WARCHILD came out the way it did. I was working on a fantasy novel when a character’s little voice propelled me to the computer one day and strung out what eventually ...

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Genre Difficulties by William Alan Rieser

Published on September 11th, 2001 02:04 PM

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Writing,

Science Fiction

You probably do not look at the current spate of science fiction writings as anything other than imaginative and absorbing. Given the popularity of sagas such as Star Trek, Star Wars, Star Gate, Babylon 5 and their derivatives, I can hardly blame ...

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Recent Forum Posts

I Sleep In It

I agree.

I think the most creative time is that magic but oh so short period between being awake and being fully asleep. I'm sure that
KristheBard Today, 12:30 AM

New - FirstWorld Saga by Christopher Jackson-Ash

I'm so happy to join your forum. I'm not from this dimension of the multiverse but I ended up here after many adventures. I was born in a town called
KristheBard Today, 12:19 AM

Kyary Pamyu Pamyu; Ninja Re Bang Bang

Actually there's virtually no danger if you watch it only once, and very little with a second viewing. If you watch it a third time, however...
greymouse Yesterday, 11:18 PM

Self-pub or traditional pub?

I've made a few extra bucks self-publishing on a self-publishing site, plus distribution to affiliates. I'm not the success story anyone will mention,
MrBF1V3 Yesterday, 11:10 PM

Self-pub or traditional pub?

Personally, I've grown weary of attempting to please the handful of gatekeepers that once stood between my writing and the public. Their gates remain,
greymouse Yesterday, 10:57 PM
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June Flash Fiction Contest

In the Northern Hemisphere the coming of June marks the beginning of summer. In Japan this is the season of ghosts. Across the country people visit haunted houses and tell scary stories because what better way is there to cool down than a strong dose of “the chills”?

Haunting

This is the theme of the month.

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Cybersp@ce

“Wow,” was all Nick said, as he watched the huge alien spacecraft stop when it arrived over their location at S-4. It was beautiful, a circular, saucer-shaped craft. It had considerably more detail...
JWHorton June 9th, 2013 07:58 PM