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The motherlode of Trek fiction!
This is the archive of the alt.startrek.creative newsgroup.This site houses
all kinds of fiction from G to NC-17, from all five series.
Voyager
Virtual Season 7.5
Now that the show has finished
it's run, this group of fanwriters has decided to write their own version
of the series. Their point of departure is midway through Season 7. Voyager
has not yet gotten back to Earth. Now posting its second season.
Star
Trek: Voyager Virtual Season 8
This group of fan writers
continues Voyager's adventures. Voyager has returned to Earth as per canon,
but the adventure has only just begun. Now posting its second season.
Science Fiction Sites
One does not live by Star Trek alone. Although
I have been a Trek fan since the Original Series first premiered in 1966,
I was a SF fan before that, having already discovered Bradbury's Illustrated
Man and Heinlein's rather silly juveniles. I later graduated to filching
my Dad's Analog magazines and have been hooked ever since.....
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Catherine
Asaro
Asaro is currently one of
my favorite sf writers. She is the author of the Skolian Empire series.
Quantum Rose won the Nebula for best novel in 2001. Her site offers
downloadable chapters from her novels, links to her scientific publications,
reviews of her work and interviews with the author.
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The
Bujold Nexus - The Lois McMaster Bujold Homepage
A fan run site devoted to
LMB and her characters. Includes the Miles Minions' mailing list and links
to her newest Vorkosigan novel, Diplomatic Immunity, as well as
her recent fantasy, The Curse of Chalion. Downloadable chapters.
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The
SFF Net
A web devoted to genre writing
of all kinds, although Science fiction and fantasy seem to dominate it.
Tons of writers' homesites, newsgroups, pictures,and an e-zine devoted
to SF short fiction and SF news. (Try checking out the SFF newsgroups,
you'll find many of your favorite Trek profic authors posting there.)
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Analog
One of the oldest continuously
published SF magazines. Story excerpts. Monthly science columns. Book reviews.
Searchable database of authors and stories published in Analog since 1981.
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Isaac
Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine
Sister publication to Analog--a
SF zine founded by Isaac himself. Of a more literary bent than Analog.
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The
SF Site
One of the most comprehensive
web-base SF and F review sites. Book reviews, media reviews, opinion columns,
letters, links and an excellent searchable database of SF & F authors.
(The Internet Speculative Fiction Database)
Science Sites
What is science fiction without science?
The sites below are general interest science, engineering and technology
sites. Nothing terribly technical--and some spectacular pictures!
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Hubble
Space Telescope
Unbelievably beautiful pictures
from the Hubble Space Telescope. Sometime busy and slow to download, but
worth the wait.
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Phil
Plait's Bad Astronomy Page
Can't tell a parsec and
parsnip? This professional astronomer can explain the difference without
getting technical. He'll also explain why, in space, no one can hear you
scream.
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Discover
Discover magazine is a treasure
trove of general interest science articles. Monthly "what's happening"
column. Links to current hot topic sites.
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Subject
Index of Alternate View columns by John G. Cramer
A decades worth of Alternate
View columns originally published in Analog by Univ. of Washington physicist
and SF author, John Cramer
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