Time is one element that exists in every story we read, watch, or hear. It is so ubiquitous that we fail to
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Laureate of the European SF Award for Best Magazine
For fans of science fiction TV, there can be no doubt about the biggest news story this week: Martin Landau died. A
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The day came when Amos walked out across the flats, and the brine pools were gone. He stopped and stared around him,
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July 11, 2017 heralds the 20th anniversary of the release of Contact, the sci-fi classic based on Carl Sagan’s novel
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It is with pleasure that we reveal the new look of Sci Phi Journal, now presented on an all-new website running on
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Finally Colin was out the door. Andrea watched from the window to make sure he didn’t return, blaming a missing book or
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The 22nd Century was the Age of Time Travel. The 23rd, the Age of FTL Drive. Mankind conquered time and space. In
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Gliding, gliding, gliding into a mystery. At least I think we’re gliding. This thing is moving so slowly and steadily we could
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Coffee in hand, Sam Knightlinger walked from station to station, listening to conversations between controllers and astronauts from sources as distant as
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Hey, theology fans. It’s time once again for your friendly neighborhood SF-theologian to help you understand complicated Christian theological concepts with the
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As a product of the Enlightenment, most science fiction is undergirded by a distinctly post-renaissance philosophy, which leaves a wealth of ancient
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DO NOT DISTURB A fireball roared past overhead just as Berens stumbled, almost falling to his knees. The hair on top of
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THE THERAPIST AND THE COLLIDER Steven Mathes After years of traveling the back alleys of consciousness and logic, years of pulling the
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Following the announcement that Jason Rennie will step down as Editor-in-Chief, it is time to introduce myself as his successor, and to
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HBO’s recent sci-fi/fantasy series Westworld was one of the best TV shows this Fall. On the surface, Westworld taps into traditional sci-fi
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It was in the Summer of 1967, as the psychedelic sounds from the Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper album permeated through the parks, the
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SHOPPING CENTERS Karin Terebessy Dave leaned heavily on the display case. His nose so close to the glass he could smell his
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