While science fiction is a genre that constantly re-invents itself, fans owe it to themselves to check out these classic titles at least once.

Penguin has been publishing high-quality paperbacks of classic science fiction since the late 1950s. As times change, you can see how the book covers move from stately red and black (above) to crazed ...

Gibson’s genius was coining the term “cyberspace” and predicting how digital worlds would become as psychologically ...

The New Scientist Book Club is currently reading Ursula K. Le Guin's classic science fiction novel "The Dispossessed". Here, ...

Hulu is a notable heavyweight in the streaming world, but its selection of sci-fi flicks is kind of to die for. In September, there are more than enough choices to whet the appetite of any seasoned ...

Before the release of classic science fiction shows like Star Trek and The Twilight Zone, science fiction was often relegated ...

It was quite an experience, moving from the technicolour magical realism of Michel Nieva’s wild dystopia, Dengue Boy, to Larry Niven’s slice of classic science fiction, Ringworld, first published in ...

Fast-than-light travel, instantaneous communication, terraforming. Science fiction relies on imaginative physics ideas to enrich its stories. Some of these are pure fiction, while others are closer to ...

"Consider Phlebas" by Iain M. Banks cover art: Orbit Books In Consider Phlebas, while war rages between the utopian Culture and the Idiran Empire, a newly-birthed infant Culture Ship AI "Mind" takes ...

Science fiction can be valuable in the broader communication ecosystem, bringing science to the public and offering scientists a space to exercise imagination. Science communication is increasingly ...

A new reimagining of the classic H. G. Wells science fiction novel War of the Worlds is streaming on Prime Video, and it was ...

Video games like Bloodborne, Dead Space, and Control successfully blend cosmic horror with science fiction themes. These games tap into the heart of cosmic horror while clashing with classic science ...