Culture editor Alison Flood rounds up the New Scientist Book Club’s thoughts on our latest read, the science fiction classic ...

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In his introduction to the Macmillan Collector’s Library “Classic Science Fiction Stories,” Adam Roberts does a masterful job of retelling the history of the genre in the introduction ...

It also has a pretty snappy, powerful ship-building feature, so you can come up with your own ship designs or, if you’re so inclined, recreate some of science fiction’s most legendary vessels.

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Whether you’re after classic science fiction from the likes of Gareth L. Powell and Adrian Tchaikovsky, high-concept thrillers or flooded future Earths, you’ll find it here. Enjoy! Elijah ...

In space, no one can hear you scream. Legend has it that this famous tagline was coined by writer Christopher Fowler, whose horror and crime novels, such as the long-running Bryant & May series ...

For better or worse, a lot of classic science fiction relies on a massive twist to really land its premise. The reason why short stories helped spawn the genre is partly that they’re the perfect ...