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That AREN'T Hogwarts!

Many Fallout fans still don't know that the franchise was partially inspired by Harlan Ellison's seminal short story. 

These are some of the most fascinating pieces of tech ever envisioned in hard science fiction — and they might become reality sooner than you'd think.

Octavia Butler's editor looks back at some of the worst — and best — out-of-print covers for the late author's influential books.

See a list of winners from last night's historic ceremony — then download the titles and start reading!

The Grand Master wrote experimental science fiction for the British New Wave of the 1960s and 70s.

The annual con will be held in San Jose from August 16-20. 

It can be dark and gritty in space — but for writers of queer romance, sci-fi settings also bring newfound freedom.

In a future controlled by computers, a codifier discovers a terrifying secret that places everyone at risk.

A 14-year-old con becomes the host of an endangered dragon—and embarks on his most perilous undertaking yet.

Rate My Professors: the Hogwarts edition.

When humans arrive on the planet Midworld, they convince an unsuspecting native to help them find a depleting natural resource.

Jennifer Roberson's novel sees the iconic outlaw and his lady lover fight their enemies side by side.

The short stories in Isaac Asimov's I, Robot may prove useful when it comes time to welcome our robot overlords.

When an anthropologist investigates an alien society on a foreign planet, she begins to question the benefits of human intervention.

Which seminal author supported themselves with a job as a potato chip inspector?

It's teens to the rescue in these wild adventures through time, space, and high school.

Blood and Honor is the tale of a struggling actor who’s hired to impersonate an evil prince.

A new Amazon deal may lead to adaptations of work by Robert Heinlein, Greg Bear, and other acclaimed authors.

Remembering the award-winning author—from his prolific work to his personal controversies.