Doctor Who
Information
Network
Canada's national Doctor
Who club (with many local
chapters.) They publish the fine
bimonthly newszine Enlightenment and the excellent
occasional fanzine Myth Makers.
Outpost
Gallifrey
News on the Time Meddlers of Los
Angeles and the LADWVS (Los Angeles Doctor Who Viewing
Society).
Battlestar
Galactica.com
This site if for information on both the
original and the reimagined Battlestar
Galactica.
Blakes
7.com
News on this classic cult series from
the UK.
Horizon
The Blakes 7 Appreciation
Society. The world's largest club for this brilliant British sci-fi
series. Great magazine. Lots of B7 merchandise.
First
Fandom
"Around one Easter weekend in the 1950s a
small
gathering of old time fans created First Fandom. They met in the
home of Dr. C. L. Barrett, avid fan and collector, in
Bellefontaine, Ohio on the occasion of a very early MidWestCon.
Their fellowship from the 1930s made them a special, closely-knit
group and they spontaneously agreed to call themselves "First
Fandom", the nucleus for the inclusion of all others deemed part
of their fellowship. So, an unstructured society of persons
'active' in SF before 1940 came into being."
Stargate
SG-1
The official site for this popular
series.
Star
Trek.com
The official site.
Star
Wars.com
The official site.
Academy
of
Science
Fiction,
Fantasy
and
Horror
Presents the annual Saturn Awards.
Association
of
Science
Fiction
Artists
(ASFA)
The
professional association for science fiction and fantasy artists
and illustrators (although amateur artists are welcome as
members, too). Gives out the annual Chesley Awards for excellence
in science fiction and fantasy art.
Baltimore
Science
Fiction
Society
(BSFS)
Promoters of the annual Balticon.
FANAC
Fan History Project (FHP)
"Devoted to the preservation and
distribution of information about science fiction and science
fiction fandom."
Interfilk
The major
central Web site devoted to "filking" (i.e., original or parody
songs with science fiction or fantasy lyrics). News, convention
listings, etc.
Los
Angeles
Science
Fantasy
Society (LASFS)
One of
the largest, oldest, and most well known science fiction clubs in
the world. Puts on Loscon, publishes Lasfapa, etc.
11513 Burbank Blvd, North Hollywood CA 91601; 818-760-9234
The
Philadelphia
Science Fiction Society
Our good friends and
neighbors, with whom we have shared many a WYBE
(Channel 35) fundraisers. PSFS hosts Philcon, the oldest SF convention in
the US.
The Science
Fiction Association of Bergen
County
Our
good friends and neighbors to the north. "The SFABC meets on the
second Saturday of the month and features talks, slide shows, and
other presentations by people in the science fiction, fantasy,
horror and related fields. The Association sponsors a Star Trek
group, six book-related discussion groups (one focusing on a
movie or television tie-in, one on a horror monster book, one on
a topic, one on a science fiction classic, one on a science
topic, and one on the entire body of work by a specific author),
an art group, a movie group, a group devoted to anime, a group
that watches SF television, a writer's critique group for
aspiring authors, a fantasy role-playing game, a special
activities group, and other events."
Science
Fiction
and
Fantasy
Writers of
America
The leading professional organization for the folks who write what we
read.
Science
Fiction
Research
Association
"The SFRA is the oldest professional organization for the study
of science fiction and fantasy literature and film. Founded in
1970, the SFRA was organized to improve classroom teaching; to
encourage and assist scholarship; and to evaluate and publicize
new books and magazines dealing with fantastic literature and
film, teaching methods and materials, and allied media
performances. Among the membership are people from many countries
- students, teachers, professors, librarians, futurologists,
readers, authors, booksellers, editors, publishers, archivists,
and scholars in many disciplines. Academic affiliation is not a
requirement for membership."
Washington
Science
Fiction
Association
For fans in the DC area.
British
Interplanetary
Society
"From Imagination to Reality." "The
Society was founded in 1933 and is the world's longest
established organisation devoted solely to supporting and
promoting the exploration of space and astronautics.
Committee
for
the
Scientific
Investigation of Claims
of the Paranormal (CSICOP)
Debunks what needs debunking. Publishes
the excellent bi-monthly Skeptical Inquirer. Supports
James
Randi's efforts to expose fraudulent "magicians"
and other charlatans.
The
Mars
Society
Dedicated to colonizing the Red
Planet.
The
SETI Institute
The Search for Extraterrestrial
Intelligence. Are they out there? Let's find out!
Space
Frontier
Foundation
"Dedicated to opening the space frontier to human settlement as
soon as possible."
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