A pronounceable alien names for science fiction writers, or just for fun.

British sf/fan newsletter. News about SF markets, events, awards and writers. Maintained by Dave Langford.

Tables summarizing input from authors on respose time for SF markets. Updated constantly.

The ultimate guide to time travel, teleportation, temporal phasing, and other applications of nine-dimensional theory.

Resources for writers of cyberpunk. Site includes definition of the genre, writing tips, discussions of technology and recommended reading.

New York City's largest creative writing school, offers comprehensive writing classes in NYC and online.

List of seminal books, magazines and references to help the new or emerging Science Fiction author get plugged in to the world of publishing.

Links to the Science Fiction Technical Overview, a listing of the types of technologies used in Science Fiction.

A fan portal with a mailing list. Does reviews. Focus is on television and movie series but includes books.

Two articles monthly in the workshop, one on The Art of Writing (general writing advice) and one on The Art of Writing Science Fiction (genre-specific). Also a writer's guide to the human body, as astrogator's handbook, and occasional guest articles. Read on-screen or download .pdf files.

Information about conventions, resources for writers, and links to fannish clubs and organizations.

Largest resource of sf and sf-related material in the UK, supporting an MA in Science Fiction Studies at the University of Liverpool

A place to write science fiction stories and exchange tips.

Includes numerous book reviews, news, links to related resources, and also hosts the websites of various science fiction and fantasy e-zines.

An online writer's workshop devoted to developing and promoting members. Members must be writers of hard science fiction novels or novellas.

An overview of the history, mythology, and current scientific knowledge of each of the planets and moons in our solar system.