Isaac Asimov's science fiction remains relevant to this day, featuring stories that continue to stand out decades after their original publication.

Isaac Asimov (1920-1992) wrote 470 books on every subject from robots to Shakespeare and an estimated 90,000 letters, hundreds of which are collected here by his brother, an adjunct associate ...

The sci-fi genre has the potential to go in a lot of directions. All it takes is watching a few of the most rewatchable episodes of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" or comparing that IP to the high ...

If future interplanetary human colonists, living beyond Earth, need some reading material, Elon Musk’s Tesla Roadster could turn out to be a message-in-a-bottle style library. In addition to the ...

The story follows Albert Jonas Morrison, a neurophysicist who is kidnapped and forced to join a team of Soviet scientists. Their mission involves miniaturizing themselves and entering the body of a ...

Humanism is a tradition that prizes, above all, the irreplaceable experience of being a person. In her new book, Humanly Possible, Sarah Bakewell aims to revitalize the philosophy’s emphasis on ...

In his recently published book “Astounding,” the author Alec Nevala-Lee brings American science fiction’s Golden Age back into focus by following four key figures: John W. Campbell, Robert A. Heinlein ...

To say Apple TV+'s Foundation diverges from its source material would be a bit of an understatement.