Featured Artist:
Piero Lusso
INTERVIEW
 Alastair Reynolds reinvented the space opera for a new generation by standing out in the Century Rain.
EDITORIAL
Scott Edelman, Science Fiction Weekly's editor-in-chief, visits Antarctica and discovers "Why Great Explorers Are Still to Come—And Why I Won't Be One of Them."
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J.J. Abrams enlists an old friend for a new Mission, Neil Gaiman develops Beowulf for the big screen, Ice Cube delivers his own XXX-rated State of the Union address, Douglas Adams' name hitchhikes to the stars, and much more.
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Christian Slater investigates evil spirits in Alone in the Dark, Gary Cole commands Earth's only hope of stopping an alien infection on the Crusade:
The Complete Series DVD, and Gandalf meets Darth Sidious in Macbeth.
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Al Sarrantonio wars with the sentient species of the Red Planet
in Haydn of Mars, while
Elizabeth Bear shoots a cyborg to outer space
in Hammered.
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With the Jedi academies in ruins, it's up to one young Knight to fight the evil enveloping the galaxy in Knights of the Old Republic II:
The Sith Lords.
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In Jack Williamson's cautionary novel The Humanoids, the robots care about us—but unfortunately, they care about us far too much.
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As Officer Murphy died, he surely never dreamed he'd come back to life as one of the living dolls of the
Robocop Mez-itz Action Figures set.
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Catch up with award-winning author Nancy Kress at her home page with book covers, a biography, novel excerpts, and much more.
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Readers debate the merits of Battlestar Galactica, find salvation in sci-fi's villains, demand their HDTV, and much more.
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