I've been hearing from readers near and afar about the third issue of my free digital science fiction & science magazine, Galaxis. Reminds them of the best of the old Starlog magazine. (Everyone knows I like to hear that kind of compliment.) Filled with great info. Give us more.
And so on. Blushing, I am appreciative of all of the people who have emailed, posted, and Facbooked about this third Galaxis issue.
And for those of you who have been waiting for an invitation, here you go. Here's a list of the entire table of contents (and you can click on the image below and see the entire magazine full-size on your computer).
FEATURES
Will We Ever See Blood & Chrome?
The fans loved it, SyFy shelved it
Classic Battlestar Galactica
Complete episode guide
SpaceX in Space Elon Musk makes private space travel work
The Magicians Meets the TV Gods Lev Grossman’s books get to TV – almost
The Wuxia Road to Star Wars Fans have heard the story’s roots lie in classic Japanese cinema. Look a little further west...
Star Wars in new media
A guide to new generations of viewers catching the saga on Blu-ray & in 3-D
Can You Hate the Creator?
Are the George Lucas-haters for real?
Another Earth There are those who believe that life out there began out there
FICTION: A Martian Odyssey
Stanley Grauman Weinbaum’s pathbreaking short story about extraterrestrials
The View from CERN
The center of the physics world—the center of the universe, in a way—is in Switzerland
The World According to Charles Yu
The author of How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe
DEPARTMENTS
Viewscreen Would Harry Potter lead you wrong?
Launch Tube Lucasfilm and Disney tie the knot, SF politicians, memories of Ray Bradbury, & more news
Imagery Patrick Stewart, and more Culture
Worldly Things Tablets, watches, and oodles of Google
Webbed Website resource
Compendium
What to see, hear, and do
Game Set
The Galaxis Crossword Puzzle and SF Quiz
ReviewScreen
Prometheus, The Long Earth, The Incal, Chez Max, Measuring the World, Moebius & more
Next Issue
The future in Galaxis
To read, click on the image below or go directly to issuu.com page for Galaxis 3.
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