Featured Artist:
Dawid Michalcyzk
INTERVIEW
George Clayton Johnson took us to the Twilight Zone, put a vampire aboard the Enterprise and made Logan run—and he promises that there are still more stories to come.
LAB NOTES
As the hubbub over the mothballing of the Hubble Space Telescope heats up, scientist Wil McCarthy points his finger at "Space Chickens."
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George Lucas puts the kibosh on Indiana Jones IV, Sigourney Weaver moves to M. Night Shyamalan's Village, Sam Rockwell hitchhikes to Douglas Adams' Galaxy, and more. |
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Rena Mero delivers the smackdown to sword and sorcery in
Slaves of the Realm,
and Michelle Trachtenberg debuts as a Slayer's sister on the Buffy the Vampire Slayer season five DVD.
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Fred Saberhagen sabotages an interstellar peace conference in Berserker Prime, while a modern master shines in The Collected Short Fiction of C.J. Cherryh.
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A dedicated band of fighters unites to restore civilization—and to prove that the third time's a charm—in the post-apocalyptic universe of Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel.
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When Special Air Force pilot Rei Fukai heads into battle as a member of the advanced unit known as Yukikaze, he finds that his life isn't the only thing at stake.
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The cosmic cuts of the Battlestar Galactica 25th Anniversary Edition are accompanied by anecdotes from actor Richard Hatch and others.
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Terraform, robot and ansible are just a few of the words SF has contributed to the language, and Science Fiction Citations for the Oxford English Dictionary is on the prowl for more.
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Readers remember the glory days of The X-Files, praise The Man Who Folded Himself, predict the future of Smallville, defend sci-fi's sense of wonder, and much more.
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