Links

Other Resources

• Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, Inc.
  Organization for writers of speculative ficiton.
• Jewish Science Fiction and Fantasy
  A bibliography of Jewish science fiction and fantasy.
• The NCF Guide to Canadian Science Fiction
  Information on Canadian SF
• Review: Brave New Words
  A review of the book
• The Reading Demographic Today
  Jacqueline Lichtenberg writes a concise commentary on the changes happening in fiction delivery systesms
• It’s A Pulp World
  Blog focusing on the world of pulp magazines.

Organizations & Associations

• The Academy For Future Science
  “A non-profit corporation that examines new scientific ideas for the future.”
• Broad Universe
  An organization that promotes speculative fiction written by women.
• The Carl Brandon Society
  An organization that represents people of color in speculative fiction.
• Horror Writers Association
  Worldwide organization of writers and publishing professionals in the field of “dark literature.”
• International Horror Guild
  An organization that recognizes achievement in horror and dark fantasy.
• The Science Fiction Foundation
  The organization’s goal 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.”
• Science Fiction Poetry Association
  An organization that brings together poets and readers interested in science fiction poetry.

Educational Opportunities

• BIOL 103 Biology in Science Fiction
  The website for a course offered by Kenyon College in Fall 2003.
• Jewish Science Fiction and Fantasy
  A bibliography of Jewish science fiction and fantasy.
• Russian Science Fiction and Fantasy
  More information about Russian genre work.
• Collative Learning
  Rob Ager’s collection of essays on film. He has a very interesting take on Stanley Kubrik’s 2001: A Space Odessey

Fandom

• The FANAC
  The web site for the Fan History Project, “devoted to the preservation and distribution of information about science fiction and science fiction fandom.”
• The UK Science Fiction Fandom Archive
  Links to U.K. fandom resources

Podcast

• StarShipSofa No 49 Science Fiction Classic – Fandom
  Two Scots discuss the history of SF fandom in this podcast.