Editorial – Sci Phi Journal 2019/2
One of the parables attributed to Christ tells of the evolutionary trials of seeds that fall unto various kinds of soil, particularly… Keep Reading
When Pain Doesn’t Hurt: A Lesson From Dune
by G. Scott Huggins In the wake of the building excitement surrounding Denis Villeneuve’s attempt to take on the filming of another… Keep Reading
Does This Offend Thee?
by G. Scott Huggins This is a column with more questions than answers, I’m afraid, but one I feel needs to be… Keep Reading
The Day The Earth Still Stood
by G. Scott Huggins Every now and then, I see things so differently from other people, I wonder if I’ve gone insane.… Keep Reading
Sci Phi Journal 2019/1 for download as PDF
Some of us like to read our dose of speculative fiction and articles on trusty old paper. For your convenience, here you… Keep Reading
Editorial – Sci Phi Journal 2019/1
by Ádám Gerencsér Online publishing is a fractured landscape. There is a large volume of content vying for the attention of a… Keep Reading
What Sci Phi Is All About: Treating Science Fiction as Philosophy
by David Kyle Johnson Readers of the Sci Phi Journal already know that there is a deep connection between philosophy and science… Keep Reading
Network Protocols of Reef Six
by Benjamin Rosenbaum There are three, coequal and independent, network protocols on Reef Six, and every centimeter of the structure of that… Keep Reading
Against Fat Literature
by Mariano Martín Rodríguez Obesity has become a pandemic of worldwide proportions. Apart from a limited percentage of congenital propensity, bad eating… Keep Reading
Hardcover Hardship
by Álvaro Piñero González Being me is not easy. Some carry on voicing that my complaints have no grounds, that my existence… Keep Reading
On the Android Spectrum or Aspies in Space
by Mina To be a perfectly logical creature with no emotions and no social needs is not really perceived as an advantage… Keep Reading
Subject: Clickbeetle
by Ian Watson They put a clickbeetle into Suzan’s left ear to chastise her for concentrating too much upon her own consciousness.… Keep Reading
