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The article discusses the use and significance of slide rules, which were mechanical devices used for mathematical calculations such as multiplication, division, trigonometry, and more. before the advent of calculators and computers. It explains their applications in mathematics, and their presence in science fiction literature.

The article focuses on comparing the opportunities for new authors to get their short stories published in print and online science fiction and fantasy magazines.

The obvious Christian imagery and narrative overtones aside, the Ridley Scott-produced ten-episode series Raised by Wolves (which premiered on HBO Max last year, draws inspiration far beyond any superficial understanding [...]

The article focuses on Severance and Roar both find metaphors for modem discontents within familiar tropes of science fiction and fantasy and extend them into engagingly literal narratives.

They say video killed the radio star. Question: Did the internet kill print magazines? As readers dig into their favorite magazines, behind the scenes, authors debate about which magazines should [...]

Nioh, Team Ninja, 2017 Nioh 2, Team Ninja, 2020 I AM NO Elizabethan scholar, nor trained in any form of combat, but I've always felt certain I could beat a [...]

The article focuses on a science fiction and fantasy competition that challenged participants to set familiar stories in the present-day Earth including a modern twist on Isaac Asimov's "The Caves of Steel" and J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings"

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics including side effects of regulating interest rates; effort to control the coronavirus; and science fiction.

The article offers information on the use of portable gadgets and batteries used in science fictions such as Larry Niven's flashlight-laser, also mentions about the first batteries known as "Baghdad battery", energy density of batteries and how to make own batteries by using copper electrodes.

When the big green jaguar emerged from his quarry's garage, Private Investigator Devi Sindra started his Toyota, hung a U-ey, and followed it through street-lighted suburbia. Leaving the land of [...]

WHEN I became the editor this time last year, I couldn't have imagined meeting so many great writers and reading so many great stories from around the world. It's been [...]

The article offers science-based funny explanations for calculating an orbit with as much scientific accuracy as possible including fun aspect of throwing a stone towards the earth concerning the work of atmospheric friction and interpreting formula for calculating orbit velocity.

The article focuses on upcoming content in the Publisher including a science fiction novella, a novelet, and a horror story, as well as contributions from various authors and poets and expresses gratitude to readers for their support and announces the magazine's nominations for the LOCUS Awards.

An introduction is presented wherein the editor discusses various reports within the issue about fantasy and science fiction, including the short stories "Sacrificial Drones," "Though the Heavens Fall" and "Santa Knows."

THE SUMMER OF WONDER continues with new stories by some storytelling favorites, including 'Trapping Fairies' by Nina Kiriki Hoffman and 'The Song of Lost Voices' by Brian Trent. Look for [...]

The article announces the "Subgenre" competition results which includes "Clockpunk," "Artificial Intelligence" and "First Contact."

Shadows, by Robin McKinley, Nancy Paulsen Books, 2013, $ 18.99. S, by f. J. Abrams &. Doug Dorst, Mulholland Books, 2013, $21. The Kindred of Darkness, by Barbara Hambly, Severn [...]