Sci Phi is an online science fiction and philosophy magazine. In each issue you will find stories that explore questions of life, the universe and everything and articles that delve into the deep philosophical waters of science fiction universes. This month we have, The start of a wonderfully Sci Phi Serial from Ben Zwycky, Beyond the Mist that was also the inspiration for our spectacular cover art. It kicks off with our protagonist falling through the mist of the title and just gets stranger from there. We also have original Science Fiction stories from Peter Sean Bradley - Ghosts - A tale of a future wedding gone weird Emmanuel A. Mateo-Morales - The First Step - Witness the end of a mad dream and the end of a future war David Hallquist - The Quantum Process - A bid for immortality that doesn't go quite as planned! Lou Antonelli - On a Spiritual Plain - A Chaplin meets a confused soul on an alien mining colony Steve Sagarra - Terra in Vista - A crew of explorers meet someone unexpected on a new world Original Essays by David Kyle Johnson - On the Moral of Hide and Q - An exploration of the ethics of being Q John C. Wright - Prophetic & Apotropaic Science Fiction - Does Science Fiction predict the future? Patrick S. Baker - On the Ethics of Super Soldiers - Is it right to make Super Soldiers and what do we owe them? Tom Simon - The Making of the Fellowship - A study on the nature of the Good in Middle Earth And we have more book reviews by Peter Sean Bradley

Sci Phi Journal: Issue #2, November 2014: The Journal of Science Fiction and Philosophy

Politics & Social Sciences

Wright, John C.

Simon, Tom

Johnson, David Kyle

Baker, Patrick S.

Rennie, Mr Jason

Bradley, Peter Sean

Mateo-Morales, Emmanuel A

Hallquist, David

Antonelli, Lou

Sagarra, Steve

Philosophy

Sci Phi Productions

Sci Phi is an online science fiction and philosophy magazine. In each issue you will find stories that explore questions of life, the universe and everything and articles that delve into the deep philosophical waters of science fiction universes. This month we have, An original Novellete from author John C. Wright, The Ideal Machine, a tale of aliens from a distant star come to visit an old country church and offer our world a chance for the future. Original Science Fiction stories from Joshua M. Young - Domo - A story of a Robot who wonders if he has a soul David Hallquist - Falling To Eternity - Can a Blackhole help you get away with murder? Frederick Best - Cosmic Foam - What is beyond the visible world Jane Lebak - Abandoned River, Dry Water - What do you do when life throws you a curve ball? Original Essays by David Kyle Johnson - In Defense of the Matrix Saga: Appreciating the Sequel through Philosophy James Druley - Star Trek's Prime Directive : Moral Guidelines, Exceptions and Absolutes Stephen S. Hanson - Personhood in H.Beam Piper's Little Fuzzy Daniel Vecchio - "I am Groot": An Aristotelian Reflection on Space Aliens and Substance Ruth Tallman - Endangered Species: Exploring Transhumanism, Genetic Engineering and Personhood Through the World of Sweet Tooth And a book review by Peter Sean Bradley, Monster Hunter International by Larry Correia.

Sci Phi Journal: Issue #1, October 2014: The Journal of Science Fiction and Philosophy

Lebak, Jane

Young, Joshua M.

Tallman, RUTH

Hanson, Stephen S.

Rennie, Jason

Best, Frederick

Druley, James

Sci Phi Journal #6 Sci Phi is the Journal of Science Fiction and Philosophy. In this issue we have short stories and articles as well as book reviews and an ongoing serial.

Sci Phi Journal #6: July 2015

Vincent, Bev

Lerner, Edward M.

Denton, Ellen

Wish, Olin

Evans, Robert Mitchell

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Warrior: Integration (The Singularity War)

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Theogony Books

In Issue #5 of Astounding Frontiers we bring you more of the pulpy goodness with stories from Julie Frost, Arlan Andrews and Patrick S. Baker as well as continuing serials from Ben Wheeler, Corey McCleery and David Hallquist. We also have another article from Pulp expert Jeffro Johnson and a poem by Ben Zwycky Please join us in travelling to Astounding Frontiers!

Astounding Frontiers Issue #5: Give us 10 minutes and we will give you a world

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Frost, Julie

Johnson, Jeffro

Wheeler, Ben

Andrews Sr., Arlan

S. Baker, Patrick

Zwycky, Ben

McCleery, Correy

Science Fiction

Superversive Press

Venus, the second planet from the sun, a world of sulfurous gas and tremendous temperatures where the landscape features—mountains and valleys—are all named for love goddesses. Venus herself is the goddess most known for allure and romance. Here are twenty stories featuring Venus, the planet, the goddess, or just plain love—both romantic and otherwise. Planetary Fiction explores the themes associated with these heavenly bodies as well as their astronomical, mythological, and in some cases even alchemical significance.

Planetary: Venus

Willett, Edward

Brumley, Bokerah

Burnett, Misha

Foster, Monalisa

Witzke, Dawn

Finn, Declan

Freeman, A M.

St Aubin, Margot

In Issue #4 of Astounding Frontiers we bring you more of the pulpy goodness with stories from Julie Frost and Brian Niemeier as well as continuing serials from Ben Wheeler and Corey McCleery. We also have a new pulp serial, Hard Moon from David Hallquist as well as an article by Pulp expert Jeffro Johnson. Please join us in travelling to Astounding Frontiers!

Astounding Frontiers Issue #4: Give us 10 minutes and we will give you a world

Niemeier, Brian

McCleery, Corey

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