Lumley has become a national treasure – but Sapphire & Steel showcases her ability to chill rather than thrill her audience.

Science fiction is a genre of speculative fiction that explores the effects of scientific discoveries, technological innovations, natural events, and evolution on people and their relationships.

£29.99 at Amazon. Journey through time and space with this graphic novel history of the science fiction genre, from Jules Verne, Jonathan Swift, and Mary Shelley to William Gibson and Philip K ...

Few genres are as widely celebrated and timeless as science fiction, with many films over the years making great strides in exploring the vast reaches of space, technology, and various other ...

And their science fiction contains many other disparate genres, like horror. They were able to experiment with genre in a way that as markets solidified and consistency of author brand became more ...

Science fiction builds in its readers and viewers a desire for pocket communicators, ... But I think it’s pretty arrogant of the genre to claim those advances for itself.

Together, indies and self-published imprints make up the largest segment of speculative fiction ebooks sold over the past year, at 46.2%. The genre's existence in its current form today is in ...

This was a good year for cross-genre pollination. It was packed with brilliant books that stretched the boundaries of what counts as science fiction and fantasy — and even what counts as fiction ...

The phrase “science fiction,” meaning the genre of scientifically-oriented fantastic fiction, was popularized in 1929 by Hugo Gernsback. But “science fiction” had a 19th century ...

I found that the science fiction books in those 10 elementary school libraries were checked out at a higher rate per book than all of the other genres. Science fiction had 1-2 more checkouts per ...

There are some creators who don’t just influence the genres they work in, they actually become a genre unto themselves. Here are 15 writers and directors who’ve spawned their own separate genres.

The 1970’s were a pretty “dry” time for science fiction. Star Trek was done, there wasn’t any SF on TV (at least not American TV). No big budget blockbuster SF movies since “2001”.