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• — Nonstop Press [2026-07-07]
  Nonstop Press is a small independent publisher specializing in art monographs, pop culture, and science fiction and fantasy literature, including limited edition hardcovers and fanzine history collections. Their catalog features rare titles covering figures like Lee Brown Coye and early SF fandom, with works connected to legends such as Ray Bradbury, Harlan Ellison, and Marion Zimmer Bradley.
• .Stellar Archive. [2026-07-07]
  Stellar Archive is a Nekoweb personal site centered around Star Wars, featuring a listings section and participation in a Star Wars Webring. The image-heavy layout suggests a fan-focused shrine aesthetic with stamps, badges, and fanlisting affiliates tied to the Star Wars universe.
• ♡ KayLikesWords ♡ [2026-07-07]
  Kay's site offers carefully crafted SillyTavern presets and AI character bots, with detailed documentation on prompt engineering for frontier LLMs like Claude, Gemini, and Deepseek. The creator brings a professional background in machine learning and data science to the hobby, making these presets unusually well-reasoned and technically grounded.
• Abyss & Apex | Hugo-Nominated Magazine of Speculative Fiction [2026-07-07]
  Abyss & Apex is a Hugo-nominated quarterly magazine of speculative fiction featuring original short stories, flash fiction, poetry, and small press book reviews from a wide range of authors. Each issue showcases a diverse lineup of science fiction and fantasy works, making it a rich destination for fans of imaginative literature.
• Ansible Home/Links [2026-07-07]
  Ansible is the legendary SF news publication run by David Langford, offering a comprehensive links directory covering science fiction fandom, awards, fanzines, publishers, conventions, and author resources. With hundreds of curated links spanning SF organizations, news blogs, fan funds, and the SF Encyclopedia, it serves as an essential hub for the science fiction community.
• Asociación Española de Fantasía, Ciencia Ficción y Terror – Asociación Española de Fantasía, Ciencia Ficción y Terror [2026-07-07]
  The Asociación Española de Fantasía, Ciencia Ficción y Terror (Pórtico) is Spain's national organization dedicated to promoting fantasy, science fiction, horror, and related genres across all creative forms. It organizes the annual HispaCón convention, awards the prestigious Ignotus prizes, publishes magazines, and hosts Twitch and YouTube programming for genre fans.
• Astounding Science Fiction [2026-07-07]
  Andrew May's dedicated reference site covers Astounding Science Fiction magazine from its golden era of July 1939 to September 1960, celebrating editor John W. Campbell's legendary run and the writers he championed including Asimov, Heinlein, and Van Vogt. Visitors will find a comprehensive story index, factual articles on topics like SF prophecy and British reprint editions, and deep-dive pieces on pulp fiction history.
• Aurealis — Science Fiction & Fantasy [2026-07-07]
  Aurealis is Australia's longest-running science fiction and fantasy magazine, published by Chimaera Publications and edited by Stephen Higgins, featuring original short stories, non-fiction articles, art, and reviews in each issue. Subscribers get access to a rich mix of speculative fiction from both established and emerging Australian and international authors, along with editorial columns and the prestigious Aurealis Awards.
• b1ackaura.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  b1ackaura is a creator of AI character cards for SillyTavern, focusing on quality, unique story themes, and regex scripting to give each card a distinct feel. The site hosts original character cards alongside resources and a changelog, with a strong emphasis on craft and testing over quantity.
• Baedoor [2026-07-07]
  Toma (Toma400) has built an original steampunk/fantasy universe called Baedoor since 2004, a richly imagined world focused on civilizations, cultural tensions, and everyday struggles rather than the typical hero narrative. The site invites writers, artists, pixel art creators, and coders to contribute to a lifelong dream of a full 3D RPG set in this universe, drawing inspiration from classics like Morrowind and Arcanum.
• Baltimore Science Fiction Society [Version HH/DA-716] [2026-07-07]
  The Baltimore Science Fiction Society (BSFS) is a 501(c)3 non-profit club based in Baltimore, Maryland, dedicated to science fiction, fantasy, and speculative literature, hosting regular events like film nights, writer's workshops, book clubs, and panels since at least 1996. The site serves as the hub for their community activities, including their annual amateur writing contest, the Balticon convention, lending library, and roundtable discussions featuring prominent authors and editors.
• Barba Non DB [2026-07-07]
  Barba Non DB is a personal database cataloging nearly 1,800 books, episodes, fanzines, and other media its creator has read or watched, with a strong emphasis on the Star Trek universe. Visitors can browse by series, tags, characters, and names, or follow recent posts diving into Star Trek book history and reverse engineering XP3 archives.
• BASFA [2026-07-07]
  Main Page: BASFA, the Bay Area Science Fiction Association, is a weekly social club for science fiction fans that meets every Monday evening in San Jose, California. The site covers meeting details, membership info, a fanzine, photo archives, and club rules for this long-running community group.
• Betwixt | A Magazine of Fantasy, Science Fiction & Everything in Between [2026-07-07]
  Betwixt is an independent literary magazine dedicated to publishing original short fiction in the fantasy, science fiction, and speculative genres, with issues featuring multiple authors per installment. Issue 11 showcases stories ranging from lich mythology to Arthurian legend, offering a curated reading experience for fans of imaginative short fiction.
• Bibliographie deutschsprachiger SF-Stories und Bücher [2026-07-07]
  Created and maintained by Christian Pree since 1998, this is a comprehensive bibliography of German-language science fiction and fantasy stories and books, organized by author, translator, and year of publication. With tens of thousands of entries spanning countless authors and decades of publishing history, it stands as a remarkable reference work for German SF collectors and enthusiasts.
• Bill's world [2026-07-07]
  Bill's World features an in-depth exploration of Larry Niven's Ringworld, the iconic science fiction megastructure, complete with detailed descriptions, connections to the Dyson Sphere concept, and references to its appearances in Iain M Banks' Culture novels and the Halo games. The site also includes POVRay rendered images and resources related to the Ringworld concept, making it a treat for hard SF enthusiasts.
• BRITISH FANZINE BIBLIOGRAPHY – 1931-2000 [2026-07-07]
  Rob Hansen's exhaustive bibliography catalogs British science fiction fanzines from 1931 to 2000, organized by decade with searchable listings and detailed publication records. A remarkable reference work for fans of SF fandom history, it covers printed, hectographed, and other amateur publications while linking to digitized copies of old UK fanzines available online.
• Challenging Destiny [2026-07-07]
  Challenging Destiny is a Canadian science fiction and fantasy short story magazine published by Crystalline Sphere Publishing, featuring authors and illustrators from around the world across 25 issues. The site archives all interviews, reviews, and story previews from the magazine's run, making it a rich resource for fans of short-form speculative fiction.
• Christina Schulman's Science Fiction Reviews [2026-07-07]
  Christina Schulman's 'Epiphyte Book Review' is an extensive collection of science fiction book reviews, many originally published in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review and various SF newsletters and forums. The site features an alphabetically organized index of dozens of reviewed titles spanning well-known authors like Neil Gaiman, Greg Egan, and Steven Brust, making it a handy reference for SF readers seeking informed recommendations.
• ChrisW's Home Page [2026-07-07]
  Christopher Weuve's personal site covers his passions as a naval analyst, wargame designer, and science fiction enthusiast, with sections dedicated to an extensive book library of over 9,000 volumes, naval SF reading lists, and tabletop game design including a Vector Movement System. The site has a strong science fiction flavor throughout, from the Exordium fan page and mailing list to the space travel fiction lists and naval SF recommendations.
• Ciencia Ficción en la Revista Axxón [2026-07-07]
  Axxón is a long-running Argentine digital magazine dedicated to science fiction, fantasy, and horror, publishing short stories, novels, essays, news, comics, and illustrations since 1989. With over 480 million visits and 309 issues, it serves as a comprehensive hub for Spanish-language speculative fiction, including an encyclopedia of Argentine SF and downloadable editions for mobile devices.
• corru.observer [2026-07-07]
  corru.observer is an immersive interactive fiction and alternate reality experience built around a fictional universe involving neural implants, mindspikes, and dystopian data management systems. Visitors navigate a deeply atmospheric interface layered with fictional corporate branding, settings menus, and ominous warnings that blur the line between website and in-world terminal.
• Cultural SF and Movie Learnings [2026-07-07]
  Run by Sorin Camner, this Romanian-language blog covers science fiction literature, film, and fan community events, with a strong focus on the Romanian SF scene including the ProspectArt literary circle and the Societatea Română de Science Fiction și Fantasy. Posts span years of SF news, book announcements, convention coverage, and cultural commentary for Romanian SF enthusiasts.
• cyberdank.world [2026-07-07]
  Cyberdank.world is a personal creative hub exploring science fiction, gaming, history, art, and technology with a retro space-age aesthetic. The creator shares music on Bandcamp and SoundCloud, maintains a Hebrew-language blog, and openly tracks their sobriety journey alongside webrings and shrines.
• 𝔇 a y b r e a k ⁂ legolas of lord of the rings [2026-07-07]
  Daybreak is a fanlisting and dedication to Legolas, the elven archer from J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, created by Andrea and listed at The Fanlistings Network under Characters: Book/Movie. Visitors can join as fans, grab link-back codes, and explore the site's affectionate focus on this mysterious and beloved Fellowship member.
• Dark Carnival Bookstore [2026-07-07]
  Dark Carnival is a beloved independent bookstore in Berkeley, California specializing in science fiction, fantasy, mystery, and horror titles. The shop is known for its knowledgeable staff, rare and out-of-print books, signed editions, and mail order service.
• dark_info [2026-07-07]
  dark_info is a sparse personal hub where the creator shares random thoughts, ideas, and writings with a focus on sci-fi and 'schizo posting' style content. It includes PGP keys, a GitHub link, and a webring, giving it the feel of a privacy-conscious old-web personal corner.
• Darker Matter - Free Online Science Fiction Magazine [2026-07-07]
  Darker Matter was a free online science fiction magazine that published five issues in 2007, featuring original short stories from authors like Jerry Oltion, Jason Stoddard, and Will McIntosh alongside book reviews and articles. Now archived, the site preserves all five issues for readers to enjoy, making it a charming time capsule of early web-published speculative fiction.
• Dave Switzer's Home on the Web [2026-07-07]
  Dave Switzer is a writer, editor, and longtime publisher of the science fiction and fantasy magazine 'Challenging Destiny,' and his homepage serves as a hub for his many projects including the magazine, an editing service, and essays on topics like language in apes. The site also features travel photos, quotations from sci-fi authors, and links to favorite authors like Joan Slonczewski, making it a charming window into the life of a passionate genre enthusiast.
• Deathsticks dot Org, still cheaper than Glitterst.im [2026-07-07]
  Deathsticks dot Org is a personal domain landing page with a wonderfully weird Star Wars aesthetic, presenting itself as a pill bottle filled with 'deathsticks,' the narcotic from the Star Wars canon. It links out to the owner's sci-fi webcomic on inhuman.space, a hosted fan site for Star Wars drug dealer Elan Sleazebaggano, and various contact and support options.
• Delos Science Fiction [2026-07-07]
  Delos Science Fiction is an Italian-language digital magazine and archive dedicated to science fiction, featuring articles, reviews, editorials, and original fiction across books, film, TV, and gaming. Published by Associazione Delos Books and registered with the Tribunale di Milano, it offers deep coverage of speculative fiction culture including themed specials on topics like Dune, Speculative Fiction history, and classic SF authors.
• dkennedy.org [2026-07-07]
  David Kennedy shares his science fiction book reviews, organized by year, with a focus on novels he's read and discussed on the Usenet group rec.arts.sf.written. A resource for SF enthusiasts looking for thoughtful personal takes on the genre, with reviews spanning multiple years and a cross-posted presence in the SF reading community.
• DrgnSlyr's Star Trek [2026-07-07]
  The Ultimate Links Page: DrgnSlyr's Ultimate Star Trek Links Page is a comprehensive fan-curated directory covering all Star Trek series from The Original Series through Enterprise, including the often-overlooked Animated Series. Visitors can browse organized link collections for each series along with cast pages, graphics, and fonts for dedicated Trekkers.
• DuneInfo - Dune - Behind The Scenes [2026-07-07]
  DuneInfo is a comprehensive behind-the-scenes resource dedicated to all adaptations of Frank Herbert's Dune, covering everything from Jodorowsky's legendary unmade film to David Lynch's 1984 version and the Sci-Fi Channel mini-series. Visitors can explore production galleries, deleted scenes, costume and prop details, scripts, sandworm design breakdowns, and cast information across multiple generations of Dune filmmaking.
• Economics of Science Fiction [2026-07-07]
  Robin Hanson, an economist at George Mason University, explores the intersection of economics and hard science fiction, critiquing the often unrealistic economic assumptions found in speculative futures about space colonies, nanotechnology, AI, and singularities. The page collects essays and links arguing that professional economists have much to contribute to serious future-studies discourse, with topics ranging from machine intelligence and interstellar colonization to the Doomsday Argument.
• eFanzines.com [2026-07-07]
  eFanzines.com is a comprehensive archive and directory of science fiction fanzines available online, founded by Bill Burns in December 2000 and celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2025. With over 3800 fanzine covers browsable and hundreds of regularly updated titles spanning decades of SF fan publishing, it is an essential hub for the fanzine fan community.
• Electric Spec [2026-07-07]
  Electric Spec is an online short fiction magazine publishing science fiction, fantasy, and macabre stories across regular quarterly issues, now in its 21st volume. Featuring works from a rotating roster of authors alongside editor columns and a submission portal, it has earned praise from Locus for consistently delivering amusing and terrifying reads.
• Emerald City - Links [2026-07-07]
  Emerald City, edited by Cheryl Morgan, is a science fiction and fantasy webzine featuring an extensive curated links page connecting readers to SF news, literary sites, webzines, publishers, fanzines, and fan organizations. The page serves as a carefully selected directory of the SF/F internet landscape, with links ranging from the World Science Fiction Society to indie fanzine reviews, making it a valuable hub for genre enthusiasts.
• Encyclopedia of Known Space [2026-07-07]
  A frames-based encyclopedia dedicated to Larry Niven's Known Space universe, cataloging the people, places, and things from one of science fiction's most beloved settings. Fans of Niven's Ringworld, Man-Kzin Wars, and other Known Space stories would find this a handy reference for navigating the intricate details of his fictional cosmos.
• Exclave Urban Railway [2026-07-07]
  Exclave Urban Railway is an immersive worldbuilding project by creator Whey Isolate, centered on a fictional city at the heart of a sprawling, poetic science fantasy universe. Visitors navigate a transit-themed interface of routes and stations to explore an ever-growing world filled with lyrical lore, mysterious characters, and strange cosmic geography.
• Fabio Feminò [2026-07-07]
  Fabio Feminò is an Italian expert in astronautics, futurology, and science fiction who built this richly detailed site exploring how 20th-century writers, scientists, and artists imagined the future. Visitors can discover the iconic space art of Chesley Bonestell and Robert McCall, read excerpts from Heinlein, Frederik Pohl, and other SF giants, and browse the stunning pulp magazine covers that defined retro-futurism.
• Fandom.se [2026-07-07]
  Fandom.se is a Swedish-language web hub dedicated to science fiction and fantasy fandom in Sweden, providing links to SF clubs, conventions (Swecon), pub meetings, and discussion forums. It serves as a central navigation point for the Nordic SF community, tracing the roots of fandom back to the 1920s pulp magazine letter columns and connecting fans across Swedish cities.
• fanfreak.net [2026-07-07]
  A fanlisting dedicated to the Universe itself, inviting fans from around the world to add their names to a growing list of over 100 members who share a love of the cosmos. Part of the TheFanlistings.org network, this simple but charming site celebrates one of the grandest subjects imaginable.
• Fantastic Metropolis [2026-07-07]
  Fantastic Metropolis was an ambitious web publication from 2001 to 2006 dedicated to fantastic and imaginative literature, now preserved as a searchable archive. Visitors can browse by category or author to explore years of speculative fiction content from one of the early web's notable literary magazines.
• Far Sector SFFH magazine 1998-2007 world's oldest professional web-only magazine of sf/f/h 1998-2007 - originally Deep Outside SFFH [2026-07-07]
  Far Sector SFFH (formerly Deep Outside SFFH) was the world's first professional web-only science fiction, fantasy, and horror magazine, active from 1998 to 2007. Now preserved as a museum site, it features short fiction, reviews, editorial columns, and interviews from notable genre contributors including Shaun Farrell, John Kenneth Muir, and Nebula-nominated authors.
• Fascinating Places on the Web [2026-07-07]
  Dave Switzer's curated links page gathers hundreds of resources for science fiction and fantasy fans, covering magazines, publishers, databases, author bibliographies, and Canadian SF in particular. With 8 organized sections and over 400 annotated links, it serves as a rich reference hub for anyone deep in the speculative fiction world.
• Federation Models [2026-07-07]
  Federation Models specializes in distributing high-quality, easy-to-assemble resin model kits of Star Trek starships, covering iconic vessels like the U.S.S. Enterprise and classes such as Akira, Galaxy, Sovereign, and Nebula. Fans of Star Trek and scale modeling can browse an online catalog of detailed Federation starship kits and place orders directly through the site.
• FIELD OF HATE [2026-07-07]
  Field of Hate is a personal Neocities site built around creepypasta and slenderverse fandoms, covering special interests like Slenderman, Jeff the Killer, Marble Hornets, and EverymanHYBRID. The creator also shares original art, web graphics, and emoji designs, with an energetic and chaotic personality infused throughout.
• File 770 | Mike Glyer's news of science fiction fandom [2026-07-07]
  File 770 is Mike Glyer's long-running news blog covering science fiction fandom, Hugo Awards, book releases, and the broader SF/F community. With posts dating back to 2004 and regular 'Pixel Scroll' roundups packed with genre news and commentary, it's an essential hub for anyone deeply invested in the science fiction world.
• Free Speculative Fiction Online [2026-07-07]
  Links to Science Fiction & Fantasy Stories Online: Created by Richard Cissée, Free Speculative Fiction Online is a carefully curated directory of legally free science fiction and fantasy stories available to read on the web, with a strict policy against linking to pirated content. The site covers Hugo and Nebula nominees, author indexes, favorites lists, and a random story feature, making it an invaluable resource for SF readers hunting for quality short fiction.
• FTL Design - Fantastic Films [2026-07-07]
  FTL Design's Fantastic Films hub celebrates 100 years of science fiction, fantasy, and horror cinema, serving as a gateway to several related projects and resources. Visitors can explore links to the Festival of Fantastic Films held annually in Manchester, a tribute site for Harry Nadler, actress Janina Faye's page, and Widescreen Movies magazine.
• Galactic Central [2026-07-07]
  Galactic Central, maintained by Phil Stephensen-Payne, is a massive reference database documenting over 11,000 fiction magazines with detailed bibliographies, indexes, and image galleries covering pulp, SF, fantasy, crime, and western publications. Winner of the 2017 Munsey Award, the site hosts many of the definitive magazine indexes for science fiction and fantasy researchers and collectors.
• Galactium.com [2026-07-07]
  Review Collection and Bookstore: Galactium.com is a dedicated science fiction and fantasy book review site, featuring detailed critiques of novels by authors like Orson Scott Card, Resa Nelson, and Jay Lake. Each review digs into plot, suspense, and speculative themes, making it a useful resource for fans looking for thoughtful recommendations in the genre.
• GTS Converter 3.05 [2026-07-07]
  A specialized online calculator for the giantess fantasy genre that converts a woman's real-world measurements into scaled-up giantess proportions, outputting everything from height in miles to how small a 6-foot man would appear. Created originally by Byl and updated by AbsentStar, it even includes celestial reference points like the Moon, Earth, and Sun for truly astronomical size comparisons.
• Helion Online Nr.173 Februarie 2026 | Helion Online [2026-07-07]
  Helion Online is a Romanian-language science fiction and fantasy fanzine published by Asociația Culturală Helion, running since 1980 and now in its 173rd online issue. The magazine features original prose, poetry, reviews, interviews, film and game coverage, astronomy photography, and editorial commentary, making it one of the oldest and most comprehensive SF/F publications in Romania.
• Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction [2026-07-07]
  Edited by Jesse Sheidlower and rooted in a project begun with the Oxford English Dictionary, the Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction is a comprehensive quotation-based lexicon tracing the origins and evolution of science fiction terminology. With nearly 2,000 entries spanning from the early 1900s to today, it documents coinages like 'Afrofuturism,' 'alternate universe,' and hundreds more with dated citations and author attributions.
• Hochelaga Depicta [2026-07-07]
  Great SF & F: Hochelaga Depicta is Matthew David Surridge's blog dedicated to science fiction and fantasy literature, featuring reviews, commentary, and links to great SF&F writing across the web. The post highlighted focuses on curating notable fantasy writing that Surridge considers part of an underground tradition distinct from mainstream modernism.
• Home - exlitry.world [2026-07-07]
  Charon Faustinus's personal corner of the web centers on the 'Exlitry Verse,' an original sci-fi alternate universe featuring robots, furry OCs, and worldbuilding content. The site blends creative project updates, event meetup logs, and old-web aesthetics including webrings, buttons, and a novelty MP3 player prompt.
• Home - Tangent Online [2026-07-07]
  Tangent Online has been the genre's premiere review magazine for short science fiction and fantasy since 1993, offering recommended reading lists, editorials, interviews, and reviews of SF/F magazines and publications. The site covers a wide range of content including classic pulp magazines, old-time radio, and in-depth commentary on the state of the SF/F publishing world.
• Home | Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association [2026-07-07]
  The Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association (SFWA) is the premier professional organization for authors working in speculative fiction, offering members resources like model contracts, legal support, emergency funds, and mentorship programs. Home to the prestigious Nebula Awards, the site also features Writer Beware, advocacy initiatives, and an online magazine called Planetside, making it an essential hub for working SFF writers.
• Humourous Science Fiction Links [2026-07-07]
  James Yolkowski's curated collection of humorous science fiction and fantasy links covers everything from the legendary Evil Overlord List to Star Trek parodies and overused SF cliches. A fun stopover for fans looking for comedic takes on genre fiction, with picks that range from funny fiction archives to parody sites.
• Incogitable [2026-07-07]
  A curated links and recommendations page for fans of speculative fiction, featuring authors like Jack Vance, Avram Davidson, and M. John Harrison alongside periodicals, reference databases, and a personal reading list with thoughtful mini-reviews. The site is a goldmine for readers seeking out the stranger corners of fantasy and science fiction, with particular emphasis on weird fiction, secondary world fantasy, and literary SF.
• Index des collections et éditions de l'imaginaire [2026-07-07]
  BDFI is a comprehensive French-language database indexing science fiction, fantasy, and imaginaire book collections and publishers, organized alphabetically for easy browsal. Collectors and authors are invited to contribute scans, corrections, and anecdotes, making it a collaborative reference for French SF/F publishing history.
• Indian Science Fiction & Fantasy [2026-07-07]
  IndianSciFi.com bills itself as India's first science fiction portal, offering original short stories, audio stories in MP3 and RealAudio formats, e-greetings, discussion forums, and downloads centered on sci-fi and fantasy themes. The site even hosted the Quasar SciFi Award for the best original story published on the platform, making it a notable early hub for Indian science fiction enthusiasts.
• Ineffability ~ the GOOD OMENS fanlisting [2026-07-07]
  Ineffability is the TFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to Good Omens, the beloved novel and adaptation by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. Created by Kirryn as part of the Wings/Kagerou network, it lets fans from around the world join and show their love for this classic story of angels, demons, and the apocalypse.
• Intro | What football will look like in the future [2026-07-07]
  Jon Bois's landmark experimental fiction piece '17776' imagines a far-future world where immortal NASA probes watch humanity play endlessly inventive games of American football across vast stretches of time. Told through a dialogue between sentient satellites named Nine, Ten, and Juice, this multimedia narrative blends speculative fiction, sports, and avant-garde storytelling in a format that defies traditional categorization.
• Juho's Site - Front Page [2026-07-07]
  Juho's personal Neocities page opens with the iconic dying soliloquy from Roy Batty in Blade Runner, setting a distinctly sci-fi cinematic tone. The site appears to be a personal space for someone with a clear love of classic science fiction.
• Langford Home Page (Pardon?) [2026-07-07]
  The home base of David Langford, Hugo Award-winning science fiction critic and longtime editor of the renowned SF newsletter Ansible, with archived issues stretching back to 2001. Visitors will find witty commentary on the SF field, book reviews, convention news, and Thog's Masterclass, a beloved collection of gloriously bad prose from published fiction.
• lasfs.org [2026-07-07]
  The Los Angeles Science Fantasy Society (LASFS) is one of the oldest science fiction fan clubs in the world, with a clubhouse in Reseda where members gather for weekly meetings, game nights, and special events. The site offers access to their newsletter 'De Profundis', meeting minutes, board rules, and details about their recently opened new clubhouse.
• Lawrence Person's Lame Excuse for a Book Catalog [2026-07-07]
  Lawrence Person's online bookselling catalog offers science fiction, fantasy, horror, and slipstream titles, including many first editions in both new and used condition. The site features detailed grading criteria and a wide range of formats from hardbacks to art books, making it a notable stop for genre fiction collectors on a budget.
• League of The Non-Aligned [2026-07-07]
  LOTNA (League of the Non-Aligned) is a London-based science fiction social club that takes its name and spirit from the Babylon 5 universe, bringing together sci-fi fans for real-world meetups and gatherings. The site serves as a hub for the group, offering information on who they are, where to find them, and how to get in touch.
• littlevampire's guestbook - Atabook [2026-07-07]
  The guestbook for 'littlevampire,' a Neocities-style personal site centered around a love of vampires, gothic aesthetics, and vampire fiction. Visitors are asked to share their favourite vampire, hinting at a richly themed site with playlists, graphics, and a community of like-minded gothic and vampire enthusiasts.
• Locus Online [2026-07-07]
  New Books, 1st week May 2005: Locus Online's weekly new books monitor tracks freshly published science fiction, fantasy, and horror titles spotted in bookstores or received as review copies during the first week of May 2005. Each entry includes publisher details, ISBNs, pricing, format, and brief excerpts, making it a valuable snapshot of the SFFH publishing landscape from that era.
• Making Light [2026-07-07]
  Making Light is the long-running blog of Patrick and Teresa Nielsen Hayden, editors at Tor Books, blending commentary on science fiction, politics, culture, and the craft of writing. Contributors share curated links under colorful headings like 'Particles,' 'Sidelights,' and 'Parhelia,' making it a beloved gathering place for the SF literary community.
• MATACORP [2026-07-07]
  A collaborative worldbuilding wiki for 'analognowhere', a sprawling original science fiction universe featuring a dystopian future where MATACORP, a corporate technocracy, emerged victorious from the World-Corp-War. The wiki details fictional nations, characters, companies, and technologies in a richly imagined post-collapse setting with dark satirical undertones about corporate power.
• Mimosa Web Site main page [2026-07-07]
  Mimosa is the web home of Mimosa fanzine, a six-time Hugo Award-winning publication by Rich and Nicki Lynch dedicated to science fiction fan history and community. With 30 issues archived and contributions from luminaries like Forrest J Ackerman, Greg Benford, and Dave Langford, it is an invaluable record of SF fandom's past.
• Mindsight Links Portal - links list [2026-07-07]
  The Mindsight Links Portal is a sprawling directory of science fiction and fantasy resources on the web, curating dozens of links to SF/F societies, book clubs, writing workshops, film sites, and academic resources. Built as part of the broader Mindsight Series site by C. E. Winterland, this page serves as a comprehensive jumping-off point for fans, writers, and researchers in the SF/F community.
• Mindsightseries.com - official site of author C. E. Winterland [2026-07-07]
  The official website of author C. E. Winterland, dedicated to the Mindsight Series, a planned 7-part fantasy fiction saga featuring swords, sorcery, and magic. Fans of epic fantasy will find this a home base for following the series as it develops.
• MnStF [2026-07-07]
  The Minnesota Science Fiction Society: The Minnesota Science Fiction Society (MnStF) is a non-profit fan organization founded in 1966, dedicated to celebrating science fiction and fantasy literature through social events, conventions like Minicon and Diversicon, and community outreach. The site serves as a hub for members and newcomers alike, offering meeting schedules, publications like Rune and Einblatt, mailing lists, and information about getting involved in one of the oldest sci-fi fan clubs in the Midwest.
• Moxxie's Cards [2026-07-07]
  Moxxie's Cards is a collection of AI character cards and lorebooks designed for use with SillyTavern, TavernAI, and similar large language model chat frontends. The site features roleplay personas like Lith and Angel Dust alongside a comprehensive Helluva Boss and Hazbin Hotel lorebook, making it a niche resource for AI chatbot enthusiasts.
• N7 Ring [2026-07-07]
  The N7 Ring is a webring connecting fans of the Mass Effect video game series, helping them discover each other's personal websites. Membership requires a real website (not just social media), adult status, and a genuine love of the franchise.
• NCSF – Nederlands Contactcentrum voor Science Fiction [2026-07-07]
  The NCSF (Nederlands Contactcentrum voor Science Fiction) is a Dutch organization founded in 1965 for fans of science fiction, fantasy, and horror, covering books, films, games, and more. Members enjoy a book club with discounted titles, a quarterly magazine called HSF, and events like HSFCon, making it a rich hub for the Dutch SF&F community.
• NESFA - New England Science Fiction Association [2026-07-07]
  NESFA (New England Science Fiction Association) is one of the oldest science fiction clubs in New England, founded in 1967 and home to the annual Boskone convention, NESFA Press, gaming events, media days, and a reading group. The site serves as a hub for members and fans alike, offering resources like Hugo Award archives, fanzine articles, book publications, and club membership information.
• onaholesama | landing [2026-07-07]
  Onaholesama's Neocities landing page serves as a hub for AI chatbot character cards, primarily built around dynamic roleplay with custom reactions and backgrounds. The site reflects a personal journey through character.ai and parasocial AI interactions, with a blog, card gallery, and links to other projects scattered throughout.
• OUSFG [2026-07-07]
  The Oxford University Speculative Fiction Group (OUSFG) is a student club dedicated to science fiction and fantasy books, TV, movies, games, and comics, with free membership open to all. The site hosts their termcard, a loanable library catalogue, cocktail lists, book quizzes, and an archive of past events and committee pages.
• Perihelion Online Science Fiction Magazine - Sci-Fi articles [2026-07-07]
  Perihelion is an online science fiction magazine edited by Sam Bellotto Jr., featuring original short fiction, editorial content, comic strips, and science articles. Each issue publishes multiple authors alongside cover art, reviews, and a growing archive of permalinks to past stories.
• Phantastik-Couch.de - Phantastik-Couch.de [2026-07-07]
  Phantastik-Couch.de is a comprehensive German-language book review and recommendation site dedicated to speculative fiction, covering sci-fi, fantasy, horror, and mystery genres in depth. Operated by Literatur-Couch Medien GmbH, the site features genre-browsing by subtype (cyberpunk, space opera, urban fantasy, vampires, etc.), author interviews, charts, and a book discovery tool.
• Planet Magazine [2026-07-07]
  Planet Magazine is an online publication dedicated to science fiction and fantasy, serving readers who want curated SF and fantasy content in a magazine format. Its focused subject matter and dedicated genre coverage make it a notable destination for fans of speculative fiction.
• Porcupine Books Homepage [2026-07-07]
  Brian Ameringen's Porcupine Books is a used and rare science fiction, fantasy, and horror book dealership operating since 1998, offering carefully graded and accurately described titles at modest prices. Visitors can browse downloadable lists of hardback novels, anthologies, magazines, young adult, and non-fiction titles, with a strong emphasis on honest condition reporting and customer satisfaction.
• Propnomicon [2026-07-07]
  Dark's Pandemonium Carnival Flier: Propnomicon is a long-running blog dedicated to prop-making, forbidden artifacts, and curious documents inspired by horror, occult, and dark fantasy themes. This particular post showcases a rare promotional carnival flier from the 1983 Disney film 'Something Wicked This Way Comes,' making it a treasure trove for prop collectors and horror enthusiasts alike.
• Quarante-Deux – quelques pages sur la Science-Fiction [2026-07-07]
  Quarante-Deux is a rich French-language science fiction resource featuring book reviews, a literary database, awards coverage, short fiction, personal reading journals, and virtual art galleries all dedicated to the genre. Contributors including Philippe Curval, Ellen Herzfeld, and others have built an extensive archive of SF criticism and creative works spanning decades.
• Ratlover's chatbots [2026-07-07]
  Ratlover's site is a comprehensive collection of AI character cards for chatbot frontends, featuring dozens of original characters alongside figures from video games like Final Fantasy, Skyrim, and Morrowind, as well as Space Station 13 personas. Visitors can browse and download card images to import into their preferred AI chat software, with characters ranging from original OCs to adventure scenarios and themed submissions.
• REACH THE CAWSMOS [2026-07-07]
  REACH THE CAWSMOS is a mysterious personal site with a cosmic, otherworldly theme and hints of horror content scattered throughout its pages. The site warns visitors about horror elements and recommends Desktop Firefox for the best experience, suggesting a carefully crafted visual presentation.
• REAWAKEN | The Zombies Fanlisting [2026-07-07]
  Reawaken is the official fanlisting for zombies, gathering fans of the undead from across TV, film, literature, and folklore. Hosted on ThisLove.nu, the site invites zombie enthusiasts to join a growing community of 21 members who share a passion for this iconic horror subject.
• Runaway to the Stars [2026-07-07]
  Runaway to the Stars is a companion worldbuilding resource for Jay Eaton's hard sci-fi webcomic of the same name, covering sophonts, characters, locations, and technology in a story about co-species coexistence and communication. Visitors can explore detailed lore, stories, and multimedia content set in this universe, with fair warning that the site contains spoilers for the comic.
• Science Fact & Science Fiction Concatenation [2026-07-07]
  SF2 Concatenation is a long-running seasonal review publication covering science fiction and popular science, with roots in a British print magazine distributed at SF conventions dating back to 1987. Visitors will find extensive archives of SF book and film reviews, science news, convention diaries, short fiction, and articles spanning European and global science fiction culture.
• Science Fiction Awards Database [2026-07-07]
  The Science Fiction Awards Database, maintained by Mark R. Kelly and the Locus Science Fiction Foundation, is a comprehensive reference covering every major SF award including the Hugo, Nebula, World Fantasy, and dozens more. Visitors can browse award histories by author name, publication, or award category, making it an invaluable tool for tracking the genre's most celebrated works across decades.
• Science Fiction Central [2026-07-07]
  Science Fiction Central bills itself as a portal to the best SF sites on the web, organizing links into general science fiction resources and author-specific pages. Visitors can also join discussion forums via ezboard and leave messages in the guestbook, making it a small community hub for SF fans.
• Science Fiction Cirklen [2026-07-07]
  Science Fiction Cirklen is Denmark's oldest and largest science fiction association, publishing the member magazine Novum and the academic journal Proxima alongside a growing catalog of Danish and translated SF books. The organization hosts regular member meetings, conventions, and other events, and offers members a 20% discount on all publications.
• Science Fiction Cirklen - Udgivelser [2026-07-07]
  Science Fiction Cirklen is a Danish science fiction society publishing Proxima, a long-running magazine covering the genre with articles, short stories, and reviews of books, films, and periodicals. The archive lists over 111 issues spanning decades, making it a rich resource for Danish-language SF enthusiasts.
• Science Fiction Fanzines and Ephemera Collection A description of the collection at Syracuse University [2026-07-07]
  Syracuse University Libraries presents the finding aid for their Science Fiction Fanzines and Ephemera Collection, a 1.0 linear foot archive spanning 1949 to 1983 that documents fan-generated publications, convention materials, photographs, and clippings. Researchers will find an organized inventory of rare zines, newsletters, publisher materials, and miscellaneous ephemera reflecting the grassroots SF fan community of the mid-twentieth century.
• Science Fiction Timeline Site . . . [2026-07-07]
  The Science Fiction Timeline Site catalogs chronological events and timelines drawn from science fiction universes, offering a structured way to explore fictional histories. It serves as a reference resource for fans who want to map out the internal chronologies of their favorite SF settings.
• Scifirenegade's Trash Can [2026-07-07]
  Scifirenegade's personal corner of the web covers science fiction, Doctor Who, games, and demonology, with a self-deprecating humor evident in its 'Trash Can' branding and 'this website sucks' badge. The site is a member of the geekring and features button remasters, hinting at a creative hobbyist with old-web sensibilities.
• SF and Fantasy Masterworks [2026-07-07]
  A dedicated review blog covering the SF Masterworks and Fantasy Masterworks book series, with detailed critical analysis of classic science fiction and fantasy novels. Run by a blogger named Diamat, the site offers thoughtful, spoiler-aware reviews spanning authors like Gene Wolfe, Sheri S. Tepper, and Frank Herbert, organized by series entry number.
• SF Reviews News [2026-07-07]
  Run by a science fiction enthusiast named Max writing from Japan, SF Reviews offers opinionated, self-described 'biased and superficial' reviews of sci-fi books organized by title, author, artist, and chronology. The site features a newsletter, curated best and worst lists, and a warm personal voice that makes browsing its extensive catalog genuinely enjoyable.
• SF Sites on the Web [2026-07-07]
  Maintained by Tim Adye for the Oxford University Speculative Fiction Group, this curated link directory points visitors to science fiction and fantasy resources across the web, including databases, fanzines, fan societies, and vintage pulp archives. Notable sections highlight SF sites created by OUSFG members and related Oxford University student societies such as the Tolkien Society and the Douglas Adams Society.
• SFE [2026-07-07]
  SF Encyclopedia Home Page – Thursday 12 March 2026: The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction (SFE) is a massive, authoritative reference work now in its fourth edition, covering thousands of authors, themes, films, games, and other SF topics in exhaustive detail. Edited by John Clute and David Langford, it is one of the most comprehensive and respected encyclopedias of the science fiction genre ever assembled, with entries updated regularly and browsable across dozens of categories.
• SFF180 [2026-07-07]
  Science Fiction and Fantasy Book Reviews: SFF180, run by Thomas M. Wagner, is a comprehensive science fiction and fantasy book review archive featuring hundreds of in-depth reviews organized by author, title, year of release, and major genre awards like the Hugo and Nebula. The site is migrating its full archive from its previous domain SFReviews.net, making it a long-running labor of love for discriminating genre readers.
• sfnorthwest.org [2026-07-07]
  This page appears to be part of the SF Northwest organization website, likely listing science fiction conventions in the Pacific Northwest region. The minimal content visible suggests a conventions calendar or directory for local sci-fi fans.
• SFRevu March 2026 [2026-07-07]
  SFRevu is a long-running science fiction review magazine edited by Gayle Surrette, covering new SF and fantasy books, short fiction, graphic novels, manga, Blu-ray and DVD releases, and convention news. Each monthly issue features reviews from a dedicated team of editors and columnists, making it a comprehensive resource for fans keeping up with the genre.
• SFRT - Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror [2026-07-07]
  SFRT has been serving the science fiction, fantasy, and horror communities online since 1986, making it one of the longest-running genre communities on the internet. Writers, readers, and fans gather here to discuss, review, and connect around novels, films, and all things speculative fiction.
• SFRT on the Web - Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror - Connections to Related Sites [2026-07-07]
  SFRT on the Web serves as a curated links hub for science fiction, fantasy, and horror enthusiasts, organizing resources into categories like SF research databases, horror fiction, fantasy literature, and special interests such as Tolkienian linguistics. It connects visitors to notable destinations including the Internet Speculative Fiction Database, HorrorNet, the Mythpoeic Society, and dozens of other genre-relevant sites.
• Small Thoughts [2026-07-07]
  Small Thoughts is a deep-dive personal research site dedicated to the 'ESD' (Extreme Size Difference) creative fiction niche, covering rigorous worldbuilding topics like biomechanics of scaling, alien size theory, borrower-style architecture, and custom cultures for giant and tiny characters. The creator publishes meticulously researched articles on biology, material science, and speculative fiction writing craft, making it a genuinely unusual and thoughtful resource for size-fantasy worldbuilders.
• Spacejetters [2026-07-07]
  Spacejetters is an elaborate sci-fi worldbuilding site presenting an in-universe 'Museum of Intergalactic Art' with 18 themed galleries spanning galactic conflicts, Federation worlds, robotics, and interstellar tourism. The site creates an immersive fictional universe complete with named planets, species, political factions, and lore, making it a uniquely creative science fiction art and world-building project.
• SpecLit – aspects of speculative fiction [2026-07-07]
  SpecLit is Brian P.'s thoughtful blog dedicated to analyzing and discussing speculative fiction, covering topics like worldbuilding, writing economics, digest publications, and the genre publishing industry. Posts engage critically with the SF community, reviewing ideas about fandom consolidation, genre economics, and the craft of speculative writing.
• Speculative Fiction [2026-07-07]
  May 2006: A comprehensive link directory curated by Mike Ray dedicated to the world of speculative fiction, covering science fiction and fantasy across many categories including magazines, author blogs, awards, publishers, and fan sites. Visitors will find an extensive collection of resources spanning free fiction archives, writing workshops, reference databases, and review blogs all centered on the SF/F genre.
• Speculative Fiction [2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive link directory curated by Mike Ray covering the full landscape of speculative fiction, including magazines, author blogs, publishers, awards, fan sites, and writing resources. With over 400 links organized into well-labeled sections, it serves as a thorough reference hub for sci-fi and fantasy readers, writers, and enthusiasts.
• SRSFF | Societatea Romana de Science Fiction si Fantasy [2026-07-07]
  SRSFF is the Romanian Society of Science Fiction and Fantasy, a long-running literary organization hosting anthologies, writing circles, awards, and critical essays about the genre. Visitors will find Romanian SF prose, scholarly exegesis on the history of science fiction literature, film reviews, and archives of the society's many initiatives dating back to 2009.
• Star Wars Technical Commentaries [2026-07-07]
  Curtis Saxton's Star Wars Technical Commentaries is a deep-dive analytical resource dedicated to the science, physics, and technology depicted in the Star Wars universe. Fans of hard sci-fi worldbuilding will find detailed technical breakdowns of ships, weapons, and the internal logic of George Lucas's galaxy.
• TecnoFantasia [2026-07-07]
  TecnoFantasia is a Portuguese-language site by Luís Filipe Silva dedicated to science fiction, fantasy, surrealism, cyberpunk, horror, and alternative history, with news, articles, and book reviews focused on the Portuguese-speaking speculative fiction scene. A labor of love spanning years of content, it covers genre releases, events like the Fórum Fantástico in Lisbon, and features original writing including a free PDF novel by the site's creator.
• Testerman Sci-Fi Site [2026-07-07]
  The Testerman Sci-Fi Site is a dedicated resource covering the Golden Age of science fiction, with sections on Clarke, Bradbury, Asimov, Hal Clement, Stanislaw Lem, and Forry Ackerman, including original photos and quote collections. Fans of classic speculative fiction will find multi-part deep dives into beloved authors alongside curated related links and book reviews.
• The Leaping Frog's Corner [2026-07-07]
  The Leaping Frog's Corner is a charming under-construction personal site by a frog-enthusiast who plans to cover stars, science fiction, synthesizers, electronics, and coffee among other eclectic interests. Still in its early stages, it features a whimsical Windows 95 aesthetic and a to-do list hinting at future content including LGBTQ+ topics, a manifesto against Modernity, and a defense of the Caipira language.
• The Locus Index to Science Fiction [2026-07-07]
  Site Directory: The Locus Index to Science Fiction is a comprehensive bibliographic reference compiled by Charles N. Brown and William G. Contento, cataloging SF and fantasy works from 1984 through the mid-2000s. It includes indexes to anthologies, collections, magazine checklists, award databases, and addenda for mystery and crime fiction indexes, making it an essential research tool for genre enthusiasts and scholars alike.
• The Locus Index to Science Fiction [2026-07-07]
  Site Directory: The Locus Index to Science Fiction is a comprehensive bibliographic reference compiled by Charles N. Brown and William G. Contento, covering science fiction publications from 1984 through 2007 with additional indexes for anthologies, collections, and genre magazines. It also includes indexes for crime fiction, mystery short fiction, and pulp adventure magazines, making it an invaluable research tool for fans and scholars of speculative fiction.
• The Locus Index to Science Fiction – 1999 [2026-07-07]
  The Locus Index to Science Fiction for 1999 is a comprehensive bibliographic reference compiled by Charles N. Brown and William G. Contento, cataloging SF and fantasy books, stories, magazines, and anthologies published that year. Visitors can browse by author, title, series, cover artist, and publisher, or search across the full index, making it an invaluable research tool for genre enthusiasts and scholars alike.
• The Lurker's Guide to Babylon 5 [2026-07-07]
  The Lurker's Guide to Babylon 5, maintained by Steven Grimm, is a comprehensive fan reference covering episodes, the Babylon 5 universe, production details, and other resources for the beloved sci-fi series. One of the most enduring B5 fan sites on the web, it has been updated as recently as 2023 and even has its source code available on GitHub for community contributions.
• The site of dredgen-dumbass [2026-07-07]
  Dredgen-dumbass runs a multifandom neocities hub with webshrines, blinkies, and pages dedicated to Destiny 2, Star Trek, Starfield, and MASH. A standout feature is a Destiny 2 themed blinkie maker packed with character options, built with the goal of expanding the D2 fandom's presence in the web revival scene.
• The Third King [2026-07-07]
  The Third King is a personal site with a whimsical science fiction framing, introducing visitors through a creative lore-rich narrative about a moon called Monday's Bane orbiting a star named Tranquility Prime. The playful writing style and worldbuilding humor make for a charming entry point, though the site appears to be in its earliest stages of construction.
• the-selvan.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  The Selvan is a richly imagined fantasy and speculative biology worldbuilding project featuring original lore, magic systems, and cosmic storytelling. Regularly updated with new content, this site chronicles the universe of the Selvan with a dark, star-themed aesthetic and creative world-building depth.
• Tuffys sideprojects [2026-07-07]
  Tuffy's personal hub showcases a mix of side projects including a custom webring script called 'unscr!pted' and an in-progress RPG Maker game called Persona Raider. The creator is a self-described Star Wars fan who participates in the Star Wars Webring and is building their own webring tools from scratch.
• T�rminus Tr�ntor.org [2026-07-07]
  Terminus Trantor, created by Juan José Parera, is a comprehensive Spanish-language database dedicated to science fiction, fantasy, and horror literature, cataloging authors, publishers, collections, awards, and volumes. Visitors can browse or search by author, genre, year, and publisher, and even find authorized texts and downloadable content, making it an invaluable reference for fans of speculative fiction in Spanish.
• unclehugo.com [2026-07-07]
  Uncle Hugo's is one of America's oldest and most beloved science fiction and fantasy bookstores, based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The site serves as an online presence for the iconic shop, offering information about their inventory, history, and upcoming events for SF/F fans.
• Via Galactica - English [2026-07-07]
  Via Galactica is the first Croatian SF, fantasy, and horror e-zine, offering original short stories, novel excerpts, poetry, and SF news from both Croatia and the wider world. The English-language gateway provides translated articles, interviews with editors of Croatian SF publications, and original fiction from authors including Robert J. Sawyer and Bruce Bethke.
• Virtual Vampire [2026-07-07]
  Virtual Vampire is a gothic-themed personal site styled as a crypt, featuring a Bram Stoker quote and dark vampire aesthetic. The site leans into classic horror and vampire lore with its spooky welcome message and moody imagery.
• Welcome to Chronicling Amber! [2026-07-07]
  A dedicated fan page for Roger Zelazny's Chronicles of Amber series, covering the novels, short stories, and the diceless roleplaying game with sections on characters, powerful items, and places. The creator blogs through the books chapter by chapter on Dreamwidth, offering reactions and explanations of obscure words, phrases, and cultural references for fellow readers.
• Welcome to the BBR Catalogue [2026-07-07]
  BBR is a UK-based online catalogue specializing in independently published science fiction, fantasy, and horror books, magazines, and more from small and independent presses. Visitors can browse by author, search for rare titles, and order hard-to-find works from a broad roster of SF/fantasy luminaries including Philip K. Dick, William Gibson, Michael Moorcock, and many others.
• Welcome to the Orion's Arm Universe Project [2026-07-07]
  Orion's Arm is a collaborative hard science fiction worldbuilding project set tens of thousands of years in the future, featuring godlike AI empires, realistic exobiology, and over 10,000 years of meticulously developed fictional history. The project includes an encyclopaedia, original fiction, illustrated primers, and an active community forum where contributors expand this vast shared universe together.
• Welcome to TNG-Picard.com - A Star Trek Collection [2026-07-07]
  TNG-Picard.com showcases an extraordinary personal collection of over 500 screen-used costumes, props, set pieces, models, matte paintings, and concept artwork from Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Picard. Each item is presented with detailed description cards, screen caps, autograph photographs, and screen-matching photos, making this a remarkable archive for any serious Trek collector or fan.