SPECULATIVE FICTION

Jeff Gerke, publisher of Marcher Lord Press speaks to Frank Creed about the business of Biblical and Christian speculative fiction.

Despite the popularity of Christian speculative fiction, this genre has been marginalized by the major publishers.

Rogue Worlds adheres to the same high-quality standards as its sister publication, Simulacrum, with an accent on dark speculative fiction.

This article will focus on detailing the options a writer of fiction has.

Strange Horizons is dedicated to offering readers unique and inventive science fiction and fantasy. It also pays generous rates to writers and illustrators.

Article on the many places to find science fiction texts in free, legal electronic forms.

Here you'll find an aficionados' guide to best of the weirdest, farthest fetching, strangest plots in science fiction movie history.

Not all Science Fiction remakes have been awful or mediocre productions. In fact, there are some that are even considered by many to be superior efforts when compared to the source material. Here you'll find a guide to the best such examples in film & TV.

Reacquaint yourself with these favorite classic Science Fiction TV serials from yesteryear via this guide detailing production notes, notable episodes, and other interesting facts that you may have never known before.

Bookstores often lump "science fiction" and "fantasy" works into one "scifi/fantasy" aisle. But science fiction and fantasy are different enough that I say they each warrant their own unique section.

Where to find Christian science fiction and fantasy on the Web

This article discusses the relationship between science fiction and religion.

Many groups and societies award works of Science Fiction and Fantasy. Whether you're looking for a good read, or looking to get some recognition for your own work, these awards are worth checking out!

Choosing a viewpoint is perhaps the biggest decision a writer of a short story or novel can make. This essay discusses the strengths of each, and my personal experience with them.

The Lord may have given you an idea but it is up to you to perfect it. Imagining one's self as inspired will only produce bad writing. Your work is a work of fiction and must follow those rules.

Science fiction's a fluid genre that changes with the course of time. It's a literary voice that evolves with a generation, the genre borne out of wonderment, out of curiosity, to satisfy the age-old question of "What if?"

The art of saying "what could happen" has more than five reasons to write on it, but this article points out some of the bigger ones.

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