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There was a time when the idea of a world-wide system linking people and computers might have been straight out of the pages of the latest science fiction magazine. No surprise then, that science fiction and fantasy fans, writers, editors, artists, and more have taken to the Internet in large numbers from the time of the early bulletin board discussion groups to the instant messaging, blogs, and chat rooms of today. Whether you're new to science fiction and fantasy and want to know more, have a favorite writer you'd like to know more about, are looking for information on actors, movies, and TV shows, or would like to meet people who share the same interests in science fiction and fantasy as you do, the Internet is the perfect place to find out what you need to know.

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Fantasy and Science Fiction History and News

Over the years, a whole culture has grown up around people's love of and appreciation for fantasy ... read more »

Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazines and Books

For science fiction and fantasy writers, magazines, whether in print or online, are a place to try ... read more »

Sci-Fi TV

Science fiction has been on the screen since television was first born. Classic shows like The Twilight Zone long ago earned their place in television history, and today there is science fiction and fantasy on every major network, plus of course the Sci Fi Channel. The full history of fantasy and science fiction is available to you on the Internet; plus there are a myriad number of guides, blogs, and Web sites devoted to what's on TV right now.

Dulcinea's Insight

Science fiction and fantasy were on television from the very beginning, and the show that led the way was Captain Video and His Video Ranger. Before you dismiss Captain Video as just a silly kid's show, however, note that Arthur C. Clarke, Robert Sheckley, and Jack Vance, all wrote for the show.

If you get a hooked on one or more shows, you may want to share your enthusiasm with other fans. See the Fandom section of this guide to learn about online fan forums.

Dulcinea's Picks

TV.com: Sci-Fi TV Shows is as complete a source for science fiction and fantasy on television as you will ever need. Shows are listed alphabetically, plus there is current news, and there are comparative lists of the most popular and highest-rated shows.

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SciFi.com is the Sci Fi Channel's Web site, and the place to go for information on what fantasy and science fiction is on TV now. There are features, interviews, blogs and previews of upcoming shows. The site as a whole also includes news at Sci Fi Wire, reviews of television shows, books, and Web sites at Sci Fi Weekly, and of course, forums and discussion boards.

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The Science Fiction and Telefantasy Databanks could only be the work of a true fan of science fiction and fantasy. Clive Banks provides details on all the shows you know and many you've probably never heard of. This site, an ongoing project, is especially good for its listing of British TV shows, some of which have never aired in the United States.

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