Featured Artist:
Ian Stead
INTERVIEW
For 25 years, John Kessel has been delivering The Pure Product to discriminating science-fiction readers.
LAB NOTES
In his latest column, scientist Wil McCarthy, rather than curse the darkness, offers advice for "Blacking Out the Energy Shortage."
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What are your choices for the best SF books, movies and stories of 2002? Check out the results of Science Fiction Weekly's annual unofficial Hugo Awards poll!
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Charisma Carpenter comes clean about her Angel departure, Sharon Stone spices up the upcoming Catwoman flick, Johnny Depp sweetens up Tim Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory flick, and more. |
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Jackie Chan gains powers far beyond those of mortal men in
The Medallion, Hrithik Roshan meets an Indian extraterrestrial in Koi... Mil Gaya, and Yumiko Shaku saves a future city by wielding The Princess Blade.
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Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson return to Arrakis in Dune: The Machine Crusade, while Ashok K. Banker unleashes the ancient gods in Prince of Ayodhya.
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Freedom fighters garbed in giant robots use guns and missiles to overthrow shadowy corporate bosses in Silent Line: Armored Core for the PlayStation 2.
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Expert thieves run rampant through a fantasy world of zombies, ogres and flying lizards in the inconsistently animated King of Bandit Jing.
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The melodies that made two decidedly different futures so dramatic are lovingly recreated on the twin CDs of
Soylent Green and Demon Seed.
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CHUD—short for Cinematic Happenings Under Development—keeps track of Hollywood's hottest happenings, with detailed news, reviews, interviews and more.
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Readers respond to Gene Roddenberry's legacy, blast the first incarnation of Battlestar Galactica, look forward to a big-screen Red Dwarf, defend the stars of LXG,
and much more.
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