"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,
One of the most iconic episodes in the recent Doctor Who reboot is season 3’s “Blink.” In this episode, the Doctor and
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Other worlds are common in fantasy and science-fiction, but they actually have quite a solid basis in physics as well. Here, I’ll
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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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The contamination of an innocent by an excised, malignant consciousness. The phrase popped into Weiss’ head as he drove to the Court.
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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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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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