An Essay on Chilean Dystopias by Drs Navarrete González & Saldías Rossel.
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Laureate of the European SF Award for Best Magazine
From Charlas de café [Coffee-Shop Chats] by Santiago Ramón y Cajal.
Translation and Introductory Note by Emily Tobey.
Structural Poetry by Jetse de Vries.
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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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by G. Scott Huggins In the wake of the building excitement surrounding Denis Villeneuve’s attempt to take on the filming of another
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by G. Scott Huggins This is a column with more questions than answers, I’m afraid, but one I feel needs to be
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by G. Scott Huggins Every now and then, I see things so differently from other people, I wonder if I’ve gone insane.
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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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by David Kyle Johnson Readers of the Sci Phi Journal already know that there is a deep connection between philosophy and science
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by Benjamin Rosenbaum There are three, coequal and independent, network protocols on Reef Six, and every centimeter of the structure of that
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by Mariano Martín Rodríguez Obesity has become a pandemic of worldwide proportions. Apart from a limited percentage of congenital propensity, bad eating
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by Álvaro Piñero González Being me is not easy. Some carry on voicing that my complaints have no grounds, that my existence
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by Mina To be a perfectly logical creature with no emotions and no social needs is not really perceived as an advantage
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by Ian Watson They put a clickbeetle into Suzan’s left ear to chastise her for concentrating too much upon her own consciousness.
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Almost surreptitiously, Indian fantasy and science fiction have made their own niche in Indian English. by Shweta Taneja Four years ago when
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A lost tale reconstructed from the Byzantine chronicle of 1453 by Ádám Gerencsér A portent of imminent defeat hung heavily in the
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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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“Sing, barren woman, you who never bore a child; burst into song, shout for joy, you who were never in labor; because
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