by Prof. Joseph Heath Many years ago, a friend of mine who knows about these sorts of things handed me a book
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Laureate of the European SF Award for Best Magazine
I know exactly what Socrates meant and he fucking meant it literally. It’s just that most people aren’t smart enough, or not
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Before the quantum revolution, the scientific depiction of the natural world was a deterministic one, i.e., once all the initial parameters of
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Commander Zuniga’s mouth hung open. “I’m sorry, could you repeat that?” “We do not believe in humans. It is an old superstition,
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If I were to say to you that the extinction of feudalism led to the pandemic of the Bubonic Plague, you would
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Unfriending and clicking on ‘block sender’ doesn’t work on journalists; Yolanda should have known that. I soon found out she’d run from
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Originally serialized in Astounding Magazine during the 1940s, Isaac Asimov’s Foundation series is one of his most widely known works. Yet, many
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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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"No more coal for the boiler—it's all gone! No more oil for the burner—it's all gone! Dragons charged up in the sun—come
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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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As a Christian writer of SF and fantasy, I have spent a great deal of time thinking about what makes most works
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“Houston, we have a problem.” A phrase so infamous, so ingrained in people’s minds, that it was practically impossible to utter anything
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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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In my last article about the Doctor Who universe, I asked the question “What is the point of Time Travel in an
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In the darkness, the Buddha is a light. Cast not a shadow, and align your soul with what is right. Such
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I’ve been a follower of Christ and a science-fiction and fantasy writer for roughly the same amount of time, although I hope
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Like the films which are its inspiration, Alien and Philosophy: I Infest, Therefore I Am is not a book for the fainthearted.
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Released in 1979, Ridley Scott’s Alien combined H.R. Giger’s disturbing aesthetics with a tremendous cast, most of whom
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The watch daemon detected anomalous and likely illegal activity within the first twelve milliseconds of the murder. In the next twenty milliseconds,