Science fiction

Science fiction is a form of speculative fiction principally dealing with the impact of imagined science and technology upon society and persons as individuals. In common with most fiction, science fiction is written mainly to entertain people. The borders of this genre are not well defined, and the dividing lines between its sub-genres are often fluid. (In Strong Opinions, Vladimir Nabokov half-seriously argues that, if we were truly rigorous with our definitions, Shakespeare's play The Tempest would have to be termed science fiction.)

External links

• Most Honored Science Fiction Books

SF Portals

• Analog - Published magazine for fiction
• The Association of Science Fiction & Fantasy Artists (ASFA) - Artists site and galleries
• EPICSFF - Online e-zine with forums and articles
• Infinity Plus - Magazine and online articles
• Sci-fi.com - Site for the Sci-Fi channel
• SF Crowsnest - Reviews and interviews
• SFF World - Online e-zine with reviews and forums
• SF Site - Online e-zine with lots of reviews and articles
• Worldcon - Site for the biggest international SF convention

Bibliographies of SF in various languages

• nooSFere, the largest genre reference in French
• Axxón, the first SF ezine in spanish
• German SF Bibliography
• East German (GDR) SF Bibliography
• Spanish SF & Fantasy by Women Bibliography