Science Fiction links

  • Tor Books
  • Del Rey,  now an imprint of Random House
  •  Spectra, an imprint of Random House.
  • Baen Books
  •  Ace Books, now the imprint of PenguinPutnam    
  •  DAW Books, now the imprint of PenguinPutnam
  •  Eos, SF from HarperCollins US
  • HarperCollins (UK)
  •  Voyager
  • Simon & Shuster
  • Victor Gollancz (UK) SF imprint of Orion books
  • Orbit UK-oriented SF imprint of Hachette Book Group
  • White Wolf
  • St. Martin's Press
  • Henry Holt and Company
  • Macmillan Publishers, Ltd.
  • W. H. Freeman & Co., a subsidiary of Holtzbrinck
  • NESFA Press, the small press of the New England SF Association.
  • (The Magazine of) Fantasy and Science Fiction
  • Analog --and Asimov's SF, its sister publication
  • The British sf magazine, Interzone
  • Locus, the newspaper of the professional SF field
  • Ansible, the newsletter of the British SF world
  • Infinity Plus, on-line UK SF reprint magazine
  •  Infinite Matrix
  •  Tangent
  •  Strange Horizons
  •  Black Gate
  • SF Site, an on-line magazine about SF
  •  The Internet Review of Science Fiction
  • SFRevu, news and reviews
  • Nature magazine.
  • Scientific American magazine.
  • Science magazine
  • Science News weekly magazine.
  • New Scientist magazine
  • The Science Fiction Book Club
  • Kathryn Cramer's Wonderbook
  • Paula Kate Marmor's Legends site, devoted to folklore, fairie, and high fantasy
  • Iinformation on the book industry in general at Bookwire
  • The encyclopedic Internet Speculative Fiction Database
  • Mark Wilson's Fantasy/Sci-Fi Books page on about.com
  • The World Science Fiction Convention, with links to upcoming Worldcons
  • The World Fantasy Convention with links to upcoming world fantasy convention
  • The James Tiptree, Jr. Memorial Award
  • The Philip K. Dick Award
  • The Science Fiction Writers of America home page
  • Fanac, Fan History Project
  • The University of Michigan fantasy & sf page
  • Hour of the Wolf, WBAI's weekly radio show about SF
  • The SFRT, Dueling Modems, and SFF-NET, venues for online discussion of SF
  • Chaosium Online
  • Author web pages (from SFsite)
  • St. Louis fan Richard Horton's reader's page