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M-BRANE SF: Issue #9, Fall 2009... (coming soon!)
Slowly catching up, slowly getting there. My second of three Mars-related stories will appear in M-BRANE SF around the Fall. Issue #9. This is my 2nd appearance with them. They’ve recently r… more →
Lawrence Dagstine: Speculative Fiction Author
1977 DvdRip Close Encounters of The Third Kind
Ali Maltz wrote 6 days ago: 1977 DVDRIP CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) is an a … more →
Orbiting the Blogosphere – When Science Fiction Meets Science Fact
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paulswhite wrote 2 weeks ago: By John J. Joex Following are a few posts of interest that we have seen over the past week or so on … more →
Science Fact and Science Fiction
warezandbooks wrote 2 weeks ago: Science fiction is a literary genre based on scientific speculation. Works of science fiction use t … more →
M-BRANE SF: Issue #9, Fall 2009... (coming soon!)
Lawrence Dagstine wrote 2 weeks ago: Slowly catching up, slowly getting there. My second of three Mars-related stories will appear in M- … more →
Nova Science Fiction, Fall 2009 and Spring 2010...
Lawrence Dagstine wrote 2 months ago: Do you like science fiction related to the planet Jupiter and its four moons? Good. Nova Scifi will … more →
Asimo, world's most advanced robot, launches Edinburgh Science Festival
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oliverfarrimond wrote 3 months ago: By Oliver Farrimond THE WORLD’S most advanced robot has officially launched the Edinburgh … more →
The Fifth Di, March 2009... (appearances)
Lawrence Dagstine wrote 4 months ago: You can now find a heavily researched, post-apocalyptic tale about plagues, the death of the human r … more →
M-BRANE SF: Issue #2, March 2009... (Now Available!)
Lawrence Dagstine wrote 4 months ago: The second issue of M-BRANE SF has just hit the Internet with a March edition to die for. It’ … more →
Science Fiction, Science Fact -- The Video
worldmilitaryhistory wrote 5 months ago: Death Gliders Find exciting military and patriotic images on tee-shirts, caps, and other casual clo … more →
Surprising Stories, January 2009... (appearances)
Lawrence Dagstine wrote 6 months ago: Didn’t catch my Sci-Fi love story, A Virtual Affair, the first time around…? Well, you c … more →
How Science Fiction has influenced Space exploration: video
jstueart wrote 6 months ago: The European Space Agency has a wonderful educational video (which you can hear in any language you … more →
M-BRANE Science Fiction, February 2009... (Coming Soon!)
Lawrence Dagstine wrote 7 months ago: With Arkham Tales, Atomjack, and Necrography just around the corner, I would have to say that this w … more →
Science Fact of the Week: Your Weight in Outer Space
austinkids wrote 8 months ago: Did you know that you weigh different amounts on other planets and moons compared to what you weigh … more →
NOVA Science Fiction, Issue #22... (4th appearance)
Lawrence Dagstine wrote 9 months ago: The latest issue of NOVA Scifi, No. 22, is finally available. NOVA is easily one of the better Hard … more →
JUPITER SF, October 2008; Issue #22... (appearances)
Lawrence Dagstine wrote 9 months ago: Now available in print is my fifth appearance to one of England’s longest-running — and … more →
Pablo Lennis #250, September 2008... (appearances)
Lawrence Dagstine wrote 10 months ago: I’ve missed the last few months worth of fanzine entries, so I’ll start again fresh here … more →
Scientifically Proven that Genesis is False
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leslifeson wrote 11 months ago: People have asked me to provide a solid piece of evidence using science that god doesn’t exist … more →
Most interesting science fact I didn't know
edhui wrote 11 months ago: I remember reading in a popular science book, perhaps by Stephen Jay Gould, that you can make a dece … more →
Jupiter SF, October 2008... (5th acceptance)
Lawrence Dagstine wrote 1 year ago: My latest acceptance for the month of April 2008 is actually my 5th over the last two-three years to … more →
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