~ Early Web Links ~

Nonstop Press is a small independent publisher specializing in art monographs, pop culture, and science fiction and fantasy literature, including limited edition hardcovers and fanzine history collections. Their catalog features rare titles covering figures like Lee Brown Coye and early SF fandom, with works connected to legends such as Ray Bradbury, Harlan Ellison, and Marion Zimmer Bradley.

Maintained by Tim Adye for the Oxford University Speculative Fiction Group, this curated link directory points visitors to science fiction and fantasy resources across the web, including databases, fanzines, fan societies, and vintage pulp archives. Notable sections highlight SF sites created by OUSFG members and related Oxford University student societies such as the Tolkien Society and the Douglas Adams Society.

Created by Richard Cissée, Free Speculative Fiction Online is a carefully curated directory of legally free science fiction and fantasy stories available to read on the web, with a strict policy against linking to pirated content. The site covers Hugo and Nebula nominees, author indexes, favorites lists, and a random story feature, making it an invaluable resource for SF readers hunting for quality short fiction.

Galactic Central, maintained by Phil Stephensen-Payne, is a massive reference database documenting over 11,000 fiction magazines with detailed bibliographies, indexes, and image galleries covering pulp, SF, fantasy, crime, and western publications. Winner of the 2017 Munsey Award, the site hosts many of the definitive magazine indexes for science fiction and fantasy researchers and collectors.

Tangent Online has been the genre's premiere review magazine for short science fiction and fantasy since 1993, offering recommended reading lists, editorials, interviews, and reviews of SF/F magazines and publications. The site covers a wide range of content including classic pulp magazines, old-time radio, and in-depth commentary on the state of the SF/F publishing world.

Christina Schulman's 'Epiphyte Book Review' is an extensive collection of science fiction book reviews, many originally published in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review and various SF newsletters and forums. The site features an alphabetically organized index of dozens of reviewed titles spanning well-known authors like Neil Gaiman, Greg Egan, and Steven Brust, making it a handy reference for SF readers seeking informed recommendations.

Curtis Saxton's Star Wars Technical Commentaries is a deep-dive analytical resource dedicated to the science, physics, and technology depicted in the Star Wars universe. Fans of hard sci-fi worldbuilding will find detailed technical breakdowns of ships, weapons, and the internal logic of George Lucas's galaxy.

A comprehensive link directory curated by Mike Ray covering the full landscape of speculative fiction, including magazines, author blogs, publishers, awards, fan sites, and writing resources. With over 400 links organized into well-labeled sections, it serves as a thorough reference hub for sci-fi and fantasy readers, writers, and enthusiasts.

Luka's personal corner of the internet is a cheerful, under-construction hideout built as an antidote to social media, collecting anything its creator finds cool or interesting. The mention of hyperfixations, a Doctor Who 'Companions' fanlisting, and webrings give it a distinctly geeky sci-fi flavor.

Kay's site offers carefully crafted SillyTavern presets and AI character bots, with detailed documentation on prompt engineering for frontier LLMs like Claude, Gemini, and Deepseek. The creator brings a professional background in machine learning and data science to the hobby, making these presets unusually well-reasoned and technically grounded.