Science Fiction & Fantasy
131 sites
http://midwinter.com/lurk/lurker.html
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.
http://fandom.se/
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.
http://sfadb.com/
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.
https://baedoor.github.io/
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.
https://duneinfo.com/
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.
https://sfrevu.com/
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.
https://cawsmicentity.neocities.org/
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.
http://fantastic-films.com/
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.
http://culturalsflearnings.blogspot.com/
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.
OUSFG
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https://users.ox.ac.uk/~ousfg
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.