Recent ArticlesTribute to Dean Koontz: Forty Years as a Published Novelist 28 April 2008 Dean Koontz is a rarity in this business: someone who cares. He could have simply signed my books and sent me on my merry way, but instead he reached out, he made an effort . . . and he gave me a career. Fear Nothing: Interview with Dean Koontz 28 April 2008 There is such a thing as "reckless caring," and by God there has to be in order for any civilization to arise and to be sustained. The Wizard in the Space Station: A Look Back at the Works of the Late Sir Arthur C. Clarke 14 April 2008 The idea of a wizard in a space station may seem strange or contradictory—even dangerous in its invocation of pure fantasy to describe one of the great pioneers of "hard" science fiction. But it is the role Clarke played most of his life: a mythologized figure of intellect and prescience, standing on the shadowy frontier of modern science. 7 April 2008 If even a fraction of the imagined applications pan out, nanotech will have an immense impact in all areas of human life, from medicine to transportation to commerce to war. View nearly every article Strange Horizons has ever published in our Archive, thanks to the kindness of our authors who allow us to keep their material online. |