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Explore the sci-fi and fantasy universe with The Portalist.
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By Olivia Mason
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By Chris Mahon
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By Chris Mahon
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The Grand Master wrote experimental science fiction for the British New Wave of the 1960s and 70s.
By Olivia Mason
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By Kelly Jensen
In a future controlled by computers, a codifier discovers a terrifying secret that places everyone at risk.
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When humans arrive on the planet Midworld, they convince an unsuspecting native to help them find a depleting natural resource.
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By Chris Mahon
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?
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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.
By Allison Wild