Featured Artist:
G.B. Hajim
INTERVIEW
Science fiction and fantasy Grand Master Jack Vance—who perfected the planetary romance—tells readers how he brought The Dying Earth to life.
EDITORIAL
Scott Edelman, Science
Fiction Weekly's editor-in-chief, wields his critic's lightsaber on both Spider-Man and Star Wars: Episode II—Attack of the Clones, and determines that "One Zings, the Other Doesn't."
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Jonathan Frakes directs Twilight Zone pilot, Guillermo Del Toro preps Hellboy for the screen, Keanu Reeves reveals Matrix Reloaded secrets, Ashley Judd sharpens her claws as Catwoman,
and more.
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Roman Coppola gives Austin Powers a groovy run for his money in the '60s spy-fi thriller CQ, and Douglas Adams' beloved classic comes to life on the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy DVD.
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Julie E. Czerneda invites
hungry aliens to take a bite out of humanity in To Trade the Stars, while
Lloyd Biggle Jr. travels from past to future and back to end a time war in The Chronocide Mission.
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For more than 20 years, gamers have colonized alien worlds with Cosmic Encounter, one of the original SF board games—and now that
classic is reborn for the Internet.
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Bruce Dern learns that it isn't easy being green when he transports Earth's last living plants and animals into deep space in the eco-mystery Silent Running.
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Irwin Allen invites cult TV fans to climb aboard a sleek submarine for a new Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea with the
Seaview Plastic Model Kit.
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Fans of futuristic romances, romantic ghost stories and everything in between can find guidance in literary matters of the heart at Science Fiction Romance, with book reviews, essays and more.
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Readers mourn the recent deaths on genre TV, insist that Star Wars and Star Trek are more alike than people think, declare that the end of The X-Files has caused them to trust no one,
and much more.
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