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Everything Otherworldly In January: The io9 Calendar!
Urban Fantasy Is A "Gateway Drug." So Does SF Need A Better First High?
Editor Diana Gill calls urban fantasy a "gateway drug" to regular fantasy, because it takes place in the world we know, except that it's laced with magic. This started us wondering: What's the equivalent "gateway drug" for science fiction? More »Is Fantasy The New Literature Of The Future?
Whenever people remark on the fact that fantasy books are slowly eclipsing science fiction, it's viewed as a fear of the future, because fantasy is all about the past, right? Not necessarily, says one blogger. More »The io9 Guide To December Science Fiction Awesomeness
A Stunning First Look at Sandy Collora's "Hunter Prey"
Fanfilm auteur Sandy Collora is a legend. In 2003 he released a tiny-budget short about Batman (Dead End) whose gritty stylishness anticipated Dark Knight by years. Now his first original feature, Hunter Prey, is finished - and we saw it. More »The io9 Guide To November Science Fiction
The io9 Guide To October Science Fiction - Updated!
The io9 Guide To September Science Fiction
The io9 Guide To August Science Fiction
The io9 Guide To July Science Fiction
The io9 Guide To June Science Fiction
Even Bad Summer Blockbusters Have More To Say Than Horror Flicks Or Romantic Comedies
The io9 Guide To May Science Fiction
Why Science Fiction Still Doesn't Get Into The Inner Circle
The io9 Guide To April Science Fiction
Battlestar Galactica Didn't Need Outer Space
Science Fiction Book Sales Went Up As The Economy Tanked
Dustin Hoffman Is On A Mission Of Scientific Awesomeness
Dustin Hoffman is so concerned about getting better science in science-fiction movies, he's helping to sponsor a "dating service" to match movie directors with real scientists. But will he play a violin at their table-side? More »The io9 Guide To March Science Fiction
The Not-So-Secret History of Scifi Rock
Aversion lists some of the best (and, occasionally, worst) mashups of rock culture and geek culture in the world of music. How did I miss Billy Idol's homage to Neuromancer? [via Aversion]The io9 Guide To February Science Fiction