61. Rich Hamper's Writer's Resources Page With an Emphasis on science fiction/fantasy writing. What Makes an Effective Opening? science fiction/ fantasy writing. Worldbuilding tools. http://home.comcast.net/~rthamper/html/fiction_writing.htm

With an Emphasis on Science Fiction/Fantasy Writing TOPICS: General Writing Character Building Profile: Possible questions I might ask when I'm developing characters for my stories Controlling Story Pace Effective Dialogue Figures of Speech : Part of the Special Effects of Writing “Filtering” When to Use It How to Get Your Book Published : The two best ways of going about it. “Immediacy” in Third-Person Limited and First-Person stories Metaprograms and how they can be used in characterization Outlines: Can they help? Should you use them? Passive vs. Active Voice : Using active voice all the time may not be best for your fiction writing Speech Tags When to use them. Stomping Adverbs Are writers going too far to avoid using adverbs? Transitions Moving from one scene to another Verbals : What are gerunds, participles, and infinitives? What Makes an Effective Opening? Science Fiction/ Fantasy Writing Worldbuilding tools Spectral Classes of Stars Critiquing How to Cope with Critiquing an article on coping with critiquing from both the writer's and the author's perspective which was published in Speculations magazine (a magazine for SF/Fantasy writers) in October of 1996 as "Dealing with Critique." Other Minimizing Information Dump (Info Dump) Return to Top USEFUL BOOKS (Annotated Bibliographies): Fantasy Writing General Fiction Writing Mystery Writing Science Fiction Writing ... Return to Top USEFUL WWW LINKS: Useful Sites For Mystery Writers Forensic Entomolgy Home Page [If there´s one site you go to for forensic information, this is itplenty of links and articles to help you with crime scene forensics.]

62. Book Editing Services - Science Fiction, Speculative Fiction, And Fantasy Book editing and proofreading service. Articles and resources for writers and readers of science fiction, fantasy, speculative fiction, and horror. http://www.scifieditor.com/

Lynda Lotman Book Editor Specializing in Science Fiction and Fantasy, Speculative Fiction, Vampire Fiction and Historical Fiction Member, Listed in Literary Market Place Publishers Marketing Association Publishers Weekly , and Spannet FirstContact @ SciFiEditor.com 817.467.7127 (US Central - 10a to 8p) Alternate e-mail ... Exchanges Editing Science Fiction You've carefully constructed your alien planet, lovingly invented alien beings, and painstakingly developed the alien society in which they live. Or perhaps you've extrapolated from current human technology and developed a vision of North America in A.D. 3050. Is the gravity appropriate for the size of your planet? Does your travel time match your speed and distance? You've worked hard to create a cohesive future Earth, alternate history, or extraterrestrial civilization, but the last thing you want to do is turn your manuscript over to an editor who doesn't know the difference between a light year and a light beer. If you're a science fiction writer you need to ensure that the editor to whom you're entrusting your work shares your mindset. You need an editor who understands that Sol III is Earth while Sal III Jr. may be the natural son of Sal's third clone. You need an editor who recognizes the difference between typos and alien vocabulary.

63. Science Fiction Crowsnest. Scifi And Fantasy. horror. 07 May 2004 Read Story The Best of the Best Two new SFF anthologies want your science fiction and fantasy stories. http://www.sfcrowsnest.com/

Your browser does not support script advertise on the 'Nest ADVERTISER LOGIN EUROPE'S MOST VISITED SCIENCE FICTION SITE Articles from Issue 126. June 2004. Neal Asher Interview Psychologically disturbed android killing machines. A Beast that harvests people to research its genetic dabbling across time by sending them back to the primordial ages. A mysterious Japanese man still living millennia after Hiroshima. A physicist that uses nanotechnology to merge with a spacecraft. Welcome to the weird and wonderful world of Neal Asher. (INTERVIEWS) Big Ben Ben Jeapes interviewed. The author speaks about penning cracking reads like 'His Majesty's Starship' , the differences between writing SF for the young adult market and the 'grown-up' sector, and the sadness of shutting the doors at his own publishing house, Big Engine. (INTERVIEWS) Just a Tad More (INTERVIEWS) Bruce on Bruce The father of cyberpunk - or at the very least the Uncle - Bruce Sterling, chats about his new technothriller, The Zenith Angle, with real-life security expert Bruce Schneier.

64. The Alien Online - Science Fiction, Fantasy And Horror News, Reviews, Articles A British writer of dark fantasy and science fiction, author of Days and The Foreigners. A multitalented writer of sf, fantasy, horror, contemporary fiction http://www.thealienonline.net/ao_020.asp?tid=6&scid=69

65. Warnings And Cautions For Writers--Literary Agents Rumor Mill, a writers forum run by science fiction/fantasy/horror market magazine Speculations, is a good place for any writer to post questions about agents. http://www.sfwa.org/beware/agents.html

LITERARY AGENTS Links checked/Page updated: 5/18/04 On this page: Writer Beware Telling Questionable From Reputable Additional Cautions A Fee is a Fee is a Fee ... Links NOTE Any routine charge made to an author prior to the sale of a manuscript, however characterized by the agent, is defined by SFWA as a "fee" and represents conduct not in the author's best interest. (This clarification is in response to several attempts by questionable agents to evade criticism through semantic changes that do not actually represent any improvement in practicesonly in the labels on the bills sent to authors.) Writer Beware There are many views on the question of whether or not a writer needs an agent to make her first sale. Some people think a new writer's energy is best spent on submitting directly to publishers. Others feel that, with more and more large houses closing their doors to unagented submissions and those that do read unagented submissions taking longer and longer to do so, a new writer stands a better chance of publication if she seeks an agent first. But there's no disagreement on the fact that after that first sale is made, a good agent is a tremendous boon to a writer's career. A good agent possesses contacts and inside knowledge the writer probably doesn't. He keeps current with editors' tastes and needs, knows what new imprints are starting up and which ones are downsizing, stays abreast of changing corporate policies, keeps track of who's newly hired and who just got fired. He's able to negotiate advances and complicated publishing contracts to the writer's advantage, and experienced in marketing subsidiary rights. Just as important, an agent serves as the writer's advocate in the increasingly confusing and competitive world of publishing.

66. SciFan: Books & Links For The Science Fiction Fan we should have an extremely detailed overview of what science fiction and fantasy There are more than 4,000 fantasy and scifi books listed there Oh, the horror! http://www.scifan.com/

search by writer, book or series: writers series A B ... Z home about links e-mail SciFan's purpose What's new We're all about helping readers discover new science fiction and fantasy books and authors . We update our database almost daily, with the ambition to make it a comprehensive and accurate resource for bibliographies and biographies in our favorite genres. As of today we include We focus on classifying books into series and themes , and we keep a close watch on upcoming releases . Input from writers and readers is a major source of fresh information for us, and our efforts are supported by the community we strive to serve . We hope you'll find what we do useful in your reading journey! ( More about us + how to help us grow Pick a month to stay informed of current and future releases October 2003 November 2003 December 2003 January 2004 February 2004 March 2004 April 2004 May 2004 June 2004 July 2004 August 2004 September 2004 October 2004 November 2004 December 2004 January 2005 February 2005 March 2005 April 2005 May 2005 June 2005 August 2005 September 2005 October 2005 November 2005 April 2006 May 2006 June 2006 October 2006 April 2008 June 2009 September 2009 Right now we list 238 books for June 2004 that you can sort by title series or theme Themes Choose a theme to discover more books you might like 18th Century 19th Century 20th Century 21th Century Adult Content Afghanistan Africa After the Apocalypse -...

67. The Market List - A Writers Market Resource For Genre Fiction Toys, Games Family. Travel. Wellness. Professional Writers Markets science fiction, fantasy and horror These markets pay 3 cents or more per word. http://www.marketlist.com/proindex.asp

Writers Market Guidelines for Professional Fiction Markets HOME SEARCH MARKETS PRO RATES SEMI-PRO ANTHOLOGIES CONTESTS ... Click for a List of All Markets RESOURCES ARTICLES INTERVIEWS CLASSIFIEDS REVIEWS LINKS RECOMMENDED BOOKS ON WRITING Movie Scripts SITE MAP Up to 70% off at over 12000 links to savings, coupons, free shipping and special discount offers SAVINGS FOR STARVING WRITERS Consumer Electronics Entertainment Jewelry Pet Supplies ... Wellness Professional Writers Markets Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror These markets pay 3 cents or more per word. However, not all of these markets meet the SFWA criteria which are listed here: SFWA criteria for a professional sale: Periodicals must pay three cents ($0.03) per word minimum, be published at least three times within a one year period, and have a paid circulation of over 2,000. SFWA considers all else to be small press. Guidelines Links point directly to the guidelines on the listed market's homepage whenever possible. If the guidelines link does not work, the market may be closed. Please report dead links to

68. The Market List - A Writers Market Resource For Genre Fiction The Market List A market resource for writers of science fiction, fantasy and horror. icon. VISIT The Online Community for Genre fiction Writers. http://www.marketlist.com/ezines.asp

VISIT The Online Community for Genre Fiction Writers HOME SEARCH MARKETS PRO RATES SEMI-PRO ANTHOLOGIES CONTESTS ... SMALL PRESS RESOURCES ARTICLES INTERVIEWS REVIEWS LINKS RECOMMENDED BOOKS ON WRITING QUICK INDEX Electronic Markets / E-Zines / Web Publications Electronic markets that pay writers to publish their work online or in alternative digitial format. Guidelines Links point directly to the guidelines on the listed market's homepage whenever possible. If the guidelines link does not work, the market may be closed. Please report dead links to The Market List Records 1 to 10 of 49 Adhoc Colin Greenland, Editor 35 Parkside Cambridge, CB1 1JE Science Fiction, Fantasy, Dark Fantasy, Horror Complete Guidelines Accepts Story Lengths of: 500 to 500 words Pay Rate: cents per word Payment Policy: Pays L200 On Publication Website: http://www.adjocity.com/cambridge/shortstory/

69. French Science Fiction my copy of French science fiction, fantasy, horror and Pulp language science fiction and fantasy literature, a a long love affair with science fiction and the http://www.lofficier.com/frenchsf.htm

A GUIDE TO CINEMA, TELEVISION, RADIO, ANIMATION, COMIC BOOKS and LITERATURE FROM THE MIDDLE AGES TO THE PRESENT 784 pages, over 1400 illustrations trade paperback (8-1/2 x 11") McFarland, 2000 Price: $95.00 ISBN # 0-7864-0596-1 ORDER FROM AMAZON.COM . or McFARLAND direct! This volume is divided into two parts and includes a foreword by Stephen R. Bissette and interviews with Luc Besson , Rene Laloux Moebius and Pierre Barbet Part I gives historical overviews, complete lists, descriptions, and summaries for works in film, television, radio, animation, comic books, and graphic novels. Biographies are provided for over 200 contributors to the popular arts. Part II covers the major authors and literary trends of French science fiction, fantasy and horror from the Middle-Ages to Today, including a special section on French Canada. There is a biographial dictionary of over 3,000 authors, and over 1,400 illustrations illuminate this thorough presentation. WHAT THE CRITICS ARE SAYING: JOHN CLUTE Encyclopedia of Fantasy Science Fiction Encyclopedia "I just now (finally) gotten my copy of French Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror and Pulp Fiction and am immediately finding it enthralling."

70. ALA | Internet Resources: Science Fiction And Fantasy Access http//www.horror.org/. • The Heinlein Society. Access http//www.nesfa.org/. • science fiction and fantasy Writers of America. http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlpubs/crlnews/backissues2002/october/scienceficti

ALA American Library Association Search ALA Contact ALA ... Login Quicklinks Career Opportunities Chapters CHOICE Committees Directory of Leadership e-Learning Forms Information Literacy Marketing @ your library Publications Catalog RBM Recruiting to the Profession Scholarly Communication Sections Tipsheets Publications Career Opportunities Back Issues: 2004 Back Issues: 2003 ... Back Issues: 2002 October INTERNET RESOURCES Science fiction and fantasy: A guide to resources on the Web October 2002 Vol. 63 No. 9 by Wendi Arant and Hal W. Hall Given the popular nature of science fiction and fantasy (SFF), there are millions of sites on the Internet dedicated to specific creators, genres, movements, history, scholarship, and fandom surrounding fiction, films, games, and television. The plethora of Web pages is problematic for the user, which makes having a guide useful. Science fiction has evolved from its genre or pulp beginnings to an overlapping mixture of books, magazines, motion pictures, television, comics, conventions, and gaming. Each subset has its own communication infrastructure on the Web and in the world. This listing focuses primarily on the print subset of science fiction, with a nod to movies, television, and other media. In addition, science fiction and fantasy can arguably include such subgenre as horror, supernatural, and weird fiction, which we have tried to characterize through inclusion of some sites in these areas. Selection of sites in this listing was based on usefulness (as in omnibus sites) and on authority (the accuracy of the material and the expertise of the source). An effort has been made to include sources that are available without a subscription and with unrestricted access.

71. DarkEcho: Dark Links-Organizations, Awards & Markets info. (free); SpeFicMe! Bi-monthly, e-mail market newsletter for science fiction, fantasy and horror writers. (free); Speculations http://www.darkecho.com/darkecho/links/5orgawamar.html

Authors A-C Authors D-J Authors K-P Authors R-Z ... Under Development Organizations for Horror Writers American Society of Journalists and Authors - Nation's leading organization of independent nonfiction writers British Fantasy Society - Promotes and enjoys the genres of fantasy, science fiction and horror in all its forms; has newsletter and other publications; awards the British Fantasy Award Garden State Horror Writers -A New Jersey group with a newsletter and interesting guests at their meetings Horror Writers Association -Thelargest organization for horror writers. Awards the Bram Stoker Awards Horror Writers Association/UK Chapter International Horror Guild - An organization that's not exactly organized anyone can participate by recommending outstanding works of dark/horror fiction. Awards a juried award in many categories Interstitial Arts/Artists Without Borders - Group of literary, visual, musical, and performance artists formed for the purpose of creating and promoting Interstitial Art. ("Art made in the interstices between genres and categories.") Mystery Writers of America - Organization for mystery writers and other professionals in the mystery field. MWA also watches developments in legislation and tax law, sponsors symposia and mystery conferences, presents the Edgar Awards, and provides information for mystery writers

72. Honest Intellectual Inquiry: Fantasy, SF & Horror The Market List A Resource for Writers of science fiction, fantasy horror Masters of Terror The World s Primary Resource for horror Literature, with http://www.dakotacom.net/~depriest/f-sf.htm

Index The Weird Bookstores TusCon History ... Science Honest Intellectual Inquiry: If you're trapped in someone else's frames click here to break free. You see, Doctor, it all began when I was young and didn't know any better. When I was halfway around the world, lonely, and found a new pb called The Man Who Fell to Earth in a store, and started to read it.... Note: Some of the sites listed here are not the usual ones people expect - so don't expect them, but they might show up anyway. It depends on the roll of the bones... [Warning: Some links not for the faint of heart, so proceed with caution.] The 2001: A Space Odyssey Internet Resource Archive 29th World Fantasy Convention 2003, in Washington, DC. 61st World Science Fiction Convention - TorCon 3 This year in Toronto, over Labor Day weekend. Forrest J. Ackerman's Wide Webbed World A fun site. Ackermansion Moving Day Very sad news - from Locus Magazine. And this by Bjo Trimble. Ansible Home Page "Notorious" SF/Fan newsletter, since 1979. Edgar Rice Burroughs The Cabinet of Dr. Casey: The Horror Web Page It's FAMOUS! Cemetery Dance Highly regarded Horror 'zine (offline by paid subscription).

73. Departures: Links - Deep Outside SFFH: Science Fiction, Fantasy, And Horror These sites are the ultimate resources for fans, readers, or writers of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. September/October Award Recipients. http://www.clocktowerfiction.com/Main/links.shtml

Get a free story in your in-box every month! Enter your address and click Submit. Email: Outside In: Review Transmission: Editorial ... Awards Departures: Links Step Outside Award SF/F/H Magazines Fan Resources Writer Resources ... Publishers Sites are classified with the below symbols Science Fiction Horror Fantasy Award Recipients We have selected the highest quality sites to link here, for your enjoyment and convenience. This is not meant to be an exhaustive list, but rather a list of topnotch sites that we have visited, used, studied, and believe that others can benefit from the knowledge obtained at these sources. We provide the links in good faith, but cannot warranty the performance, quality, or content therein. We do wish to sincerely thank the fine people who put all this good information together. This honor is awarded to Web sites that transcend the boundaries of the ordinary. These sites are the ultimate resources for fans, readers, or writers of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror. September/October Award Recipients Electric Sheep is a fascinating sf short story site from New Zealand that uses avant-garde, dynamic web designs to tie together the esoteric memory-bits of an interactive story involving space pirates solar-sailing around Jove, and a heroine in high heels. Worth a good look.

74. Milieux: Science Fiction & Costume science fiction Writers of America; SciFi Channel The Dominion - online resource for science fiction, fantasy, horror and science fact. http://www.milieux.com/stonehill/sflinks.html

Costume Check out my costume pages! Milieux Costume Images Fantasy Costume Digest : Mailing list for those interested in costuming. In message body send: subscribe f-costume-digest Usenet Newsgroups related to Costuming SF RELATED LINKS Fandom Links NASA Shuttle Web - Of interest to all that love SF. NASA has terrific web pages. Visit often!! Nasa Displays and Live Cams Abandon Art Artwork of Boris Vallejo Original fantasy artwork available for sale. Dark Carnival On-Line -Articles, reviews, advice, chat, online book ordering and more on SF, Horror and Imaginative fiction. Days of Knights Collectables Dr.Who Fannish E-Mail Directory - Send E-mail to any one of 2,000 SF fans, clubs, conventions or zines by accessing this directory. Fantasy Page Future Mall 2050 Head Space:the Science(and)Fiction Page Horror Writers of America ... Nebula Search -SF Search utility Science Fiction Continuum - video mail order company specializing in SF, Fantasy, horror, and Japanamation. Science Fiction and Fantasy Workshop -an online workshop for writers of SF and Fantasy Science Fiction Gallery - How science fiction has grown through media history, from the written word, to comics, film, television, and even multimedia.

75. Children's Literature Section 5: Fantasy And Speculative Fictions They brainstorm the types of characters and scenarios which might appear in their genres fantasy. science fiction. horror. http://faculty.ssu.edu/~elbond/sec5.html

Fantasy and Science Fiction We are playing catch up today!! Group projects what can you do now to prepare? Make a plan short description to turn in of what you are doing. Book buddies Make a list of the books you would like included in the project. Who is going to write booktalks... really short ones that do not give away much. Times when any of you might go to the school (make a big list of possible times so we can fit their schedule). Poetry What events can we bring the kids too... as soon as next week. We need three events. Write out a workshop process for writing the poems photo to poem. Can anyone go there afterschool Tuesday or Thursday to run the workshop? Shakespeare What can you do in a booth at a festival to connect with YA lit. Or you could have a language arts type activity related to Shakespeare but lets try to work in the YA lit angle. Variants In groups look at the picturebook variants of a folktale. After comparing, write down what it is about the tale that is essential what makes this "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" for example. Characters Major motifs Sequence of events Ending What are the essential ingredients of your folktale.

76. Writers' Bookshop: Science Fiction And Fantasy cover imageWriting fantasy and science fiction Lisa Tuttle An essential purchase for anyone who s serious about fantasy. who are serious about horror will also http://www.ideas4writers.co.uk/shop/fantasy.htm

.co.uk Great ideas to make you a better writer writers' bookshop in association with Amazon.co.uk ideas4writers.co.uk bookshop categories science fiction and fantasy autobiography characters/dialogue children/teenagers comedy ... writing/general The Writers Complete Fantasy Reference An indispensable compendium of myth and magic from the editors of Writer's Digest Books. - save 9% Worlds of Wonder How to Write Science Fiction and Fantasy David Gerrold The definitive introduction to writing science fiction and fantasy. A step-by-step guide for budding sci-fi and fantasy writers, who will gain insight into the craft as well as practice techniques that will immediately improve their writing. Includes examples from numerous classic books and films. - save 20% Writing Science Fiction and Fantasy Television Joe Nazzaro "If you've got any interest at all in TV sci-fi, and especially if you've got any ambitions to write the stuff, buy this book." - Dreamwatch Magazine. - save 20% The Science of Science Fiction Writing James E. Gunn

77. Science Fiction - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Infinity Plus Online new works in scifi, fantasy and horror; Great science-fiction fantasy Works an attempt to extract the more literate authors http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science_fiction

Science fiction From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Server will be down for maintenance on 2004-06-11 from about 18:00 to 19:00 UTC. Science fiction is a form of fiction which deals principally with the impact of actual or imagined science and/or technology upon society or individuals. Table of contents 1 Scope 2 Term 3 Types of science fiction 3.1 Hard science fiction ... edit Scope Sometimes the characters involved are not even human, but are imagined aliens or other products of Earth evolution. The term is more generally used to refer to any literary fantasy that includes a scientific factor as an essential orienting component, and even more generally used to refer to any fantasy at all. Such literature may consist of a careful and informed extrapolation of scientific facts and principles, or it may range into far-fetched areas flatly contradictory of such facts and principles. In either case, plausibility based on science is a requisite, so that such precursors of the genre as Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley 's Gothic novel Frankenstein , or the Modern Prometheus ) and Robert Louis Stevenson 's Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

78. Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror science fiction, fantasy and horror. The fields of fantasy and SF have always been erotically charged, and we re pleased to have a substantial collection of http://www.blowfish.com/catalog/books/sf.html

Leathersex Fiction Primarily Poetry Books Shopping ... Help The fields of fantasy and SF have always been erotically charged, and we're pleased to have a substantial collection of books that carry forward that grand tradition. Fermata Baker, Nicholson Vintage If you had the ability to freeze time and do anything sexual you wanted, with anyone you wanted, you'd use that power only for good, right? Yeah, right, us too. Baker explores some serious psychosexual terrain in this controversial novel. (1994, 303 pp.) item IB-VIN-1068 b-vin-1068 Nymph Block, Francesca Lia Circlet Press Oh, what a lovely book! Francesca Lia Block is well-known for her lush Young Adult fantasies (especially her Weetzie Bat books), but this time she's writing for a decidedly adult audience. This series of interwoven short erotic tales is a delightful blend of magic, sex and life. The stories use fantasy and mood as a backdrop for characters with personal difficulties with relationships and sex. Those who prefer realistic fiction or are very into plot might find these stories frustrating; the interconnections are circular, not linear, and the imagery is where a lot of the sensuality comes from (though most of them are still very hot). But there is a tenderness and understanding throughout these stories that is uncommon in much erotic writing; one of these stories even made Heather cry (and another came pretty darn close). And the book itself is a pocket-sized hardcover that's as cute as a button. A truly rare offering from one of today's most original fantasy writers. (2000, 127 pp.)

79. The British Fantasy Society - Links Fax 21 Muse (news) webzine of science fiction concepts and fantasy ideas for genre enthusiasts. Lost Souls - horror Ezine, edited by David Barton. http://www.britishfantasysociety.org.uk/community/links.htm

Please help to support the BFS Home BFS Info News Community ... Reviews Click Here for details of How to Join the BFS A welcome message from our President, Ramsey Campbell Click Here for the BFS Cyber Store SITE MAP HOME BFS INFORMATION About the BFS Join the BFS Publications BFS Awards ... Situations Vacant NEWS What's New BFS News Forthcoming Events COMMUNITY Discussion Links BFS Listserver ARCHIVE Articles Interviews Reviews ONLINE SHOP ... CONTACT BFS BFS Links Library... The BFS Links library replaces the old BFS Webring. All current members of the BFS are entitled to submit a link to the library. All links will be assessed and checked for suitability. Eligible links include members' own homepages (providing the content is relevant to other BFS members or a wider genre audience), websites administered or managed by current members, or websites that are contributed to on a regular basis by current members. We will also include links to publishers or other organisations who have shown their support for the BFS in the past or are active in promoting the BFS at the current time.

80. Publishers Of Science Fiction - Fantasy And Horror Magazines - Graphic Novels - Arkham House Specialty publisher of fantasy, science fiction, horror and Supernatural literature, featuring classic pulp writers as well as some of the best http://www.spacejetters.co.uk/html/sf_publishers.html

Home Directory Hobbies SF News ... Spaceportal USA Del Rey Books The Web site of Del Rey Books, publisher of SF and Fantasy by Eddings, Brooks, McCaffrey, Turtledove, Clarke, Hambly, Chalker, etc. as well as Star Wars books. www.randomhouse.com/delrey Paper Tiger Paper Tiger is a publishing imprint which embodies the concepts of science fiction and fantasy art through illustrations, by leading world artists. www.papertiger.co.uk Daw Books The official website of DAW Books who were the first publishing company devoted exclusively to science fiction and fantasy. www.dawbooks.com PS Publishing Award Winning, UK-based publishers of science fiction, fantasy and horror novels, novellas and short fiction collections. www.pspublishing.co.uk Orbit Books Orbit books, one of the leading publishers of science fiction books in the UK. www.orbitbooks.co.uk Antelope Publishing Antelope Publishing offers electronically enhanced science fiction stories on CD-ROM to view off-line on your web browser. www.antelope-ebooks.com Bantamdell www.randomhouse.com/bantamdell

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