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Science or Fiction in 50 Years?
Tech entrepreneur Leonard Speiser shares his educated guess on what science fiction tropes might be fact in the next 50 years.
The Liminal Waystation
Liminal Waystation is a space to rest in the speculative, embracing imagination and profound connections, transcending everyday pain as readers and creators.
Cyber Talks
From the Realms of the Cyber Gods, a single voice rings forth with speculation on the speculative. By Maxwell I. Gold, Cyber Talks.
Stories and Serials
Discover new authors producing the best stories and serials in the speculative genre today.
Tech entrepreneur Leonard Speiser shares his educated guess on what science fiction tropes might be fact in the next 50 years.
Liminal Waystation is a space to rest in the speculative, embracing imagination and profound connections, transcending everyday pain as readers and creators.
From the Realms of the Cyber Gods, a single voice rings forth with speculation on the speculative. By Maxwell I. Gold, Cyber Talks.
Discover new authors producing the best stories and serials in the speculative genre today.
Space and Time Magazine
Space and Time Magazine is a speculative fiction magazine founded in 1966 by Gordon Linzner. Not only is it the oldest continuously published semi-pro magazine still in print for speculative fiction, Space and Time magazine continues to carry on that legacy today in the science fiction, fantasy and horror genres. Readers will discover rising stars alongside industry staples like Jonathan Maberry, Alessandro Manzetti, Jessica A. Salmonson, Norman Spinrad, Jack Ketchum, and Aliette de Bodard.
What can you expect from Space and Time? Click below to download an excerpt of issue 143 with The Infernal written by Brian W. Matthews and illustrated by Alan F. Beck.