Lectori salutem. As our European home base is emerging from the clutches of the pandemic (or at least its first wave), we
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Some of us like to read our seasonal dose of speculative fiction on trusty old paper. For your convenience, here you can
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Lectori salutem. As we enter the second year since the relaunch of SPJ and encourage our readership to retreat into cosy bubbles
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Some of us like to read our seasonal dose of speculative fiction and articles on trusty old paper. For your convenience, here
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Alas, one cannot shake the feeling that it is not entirely appropriate for a publication dedicated to SF, a genre most commonly
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Some of us like to read our dose of speculative fiction and articles on trusty old paper. For your convenience, here you
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At the time of writing, Ádám of the SPJ editorial team is on pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Yet the primary impressions
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Some of us like to read our dose of speculative fiction and articles on trusty old paper. For your convenience, here you
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One of the parables attributed to Christ tells of the evolutionary trials of seeds that fall unto various kinds of soil, particularly
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Some of us like to read our dose of speculative fiction and articles on trusty old paper. For your convenience, here you
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by Ádám Gerencsér Online publishing is a fractured landscape. There is a large volume of content vying for the attention of a
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This is probably the last post for Sci Phi Journal. It has been a pleasure to run SPJ, and I have been
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Today's Sci Phi Journal takes the unusual step of publishing two radically different stories alongside each other. We presented them together
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Printing on paper is an old technology, but the final product has various advantages over modern alternatives. The interface of a magazine
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Subscribers to Sci Phi Journal can look forward to receiving their quarterly digests soon. The Q3 digest contains every story and article
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A month has passed since Jason Rennie stepped down as Editor-in-Chief of Sci Phi Journal, and it seems the publication still survives.
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