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SFX Magazine is the world's number one sci-fi, fantasy, and horror magazine published by Future PLC. Established in 1995, SFX Magazine prides itself on writing for its fans, welcoming geeks, collectors, and aficionados into its readership for over 25 years. Covering films, TV shows, books, comics, games, merch, and more, SFX Magazine is published every month. If you love it, chances are we do too and you'll find it in SFX.

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The Top 10 Ultimate SF Weapons

By sfx published 27 March 14

The deadliest things in the universe...

Science Fiction: New Death Exhibition Preview

By sfx published 26 March 14

PROMOTION Artists and author China Miéville explore the blurring boundaries between sci-fi and reality

Game Of Thrones Series Two marathon this Sunday NOW TV

By sfx published 24 March 14

SPONSORED POST Can you handle a whole series in one day?

Action Shows

Game Of Thrones Seasons 1-3 Available On NOW TV

By sfx published 20 March 14

SPONSORED POST Watch along with NOW TV’s Series Sunday catch-ups

Action Shows

Comic Review #7 Now On Sale! Just 99p

By sfx published 15 March 14

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It’s what Fridays were made for… And now it’s even better!

Keeley Hawes To Be Doctor Who Villain

By sfx published 14 March 14

DOCTOR WHO Keeley Hawes is coming to take the Doctor down a peg or two

Sci-Fi Shows

GUEST BLOG Author Den Patrick on optimism in fiction

By sfx published 10 March 14

There should always be light at the end of the tunnel, says the author of the The Boy With The Porcelain Blade

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Descent by Ken MacLeod REVIEW

By sfx published 7 March 14

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BOOK REVIEW Blokeing device activated

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SFX Issue 246 On Sale Now

By sfx published 5 March 14

Spider-Man's back - and our latest issue has placed an upturned glass tumbler over him!

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The Ultimate Zombie Writing Competition! [NOW CLOSED]

By sfx published 5 March 14

The Writing Dead, in association with Simon & Schuster, closed on 29 April. Read SFX issue 250 to discover the winner!

HOLLYWOOD HYPERSPACE Return To Woodbury

By sfx published 28 February 14

LA Editor Joseph McCabe takes a trip to the Governor's old stomping ground

Cat Out Of Hell by Lynne Truss REVIEW

By sfx published 28 February 14

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BOOK REVIEW Nine times the terror

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Annihilation by Jeff VanderMeer REVIEW

By sfx published 28 February 14

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BOOK REVIEW Franz Kafka's Roadside Picnic

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Half Bad by Sally Green REVIEW

By sfx published 28 February 14

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BOOK REVIEW It does matter if you’re black or white

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GUEST BLOG How To Write Time Travel Fiction

By sfx published 24 February 14

Writing time travel stories despite modern physics? "Fudge it or fake it," says author Graham Storrs

GUEST BLOG The truth about antimatter propulsion

By sfx published 17 February 14

SFX's sister magazine Science Uncovered explains how antimatter could power starships

The Martian by Andy Weir REVIEW

By sfx published 14 February 14

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BOOK REVIEW Robinson Crusoe On Mars redux

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Fortune's Pawn by Rachel Bach REVIEW

By sfx published 7 February 14

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BOOK REVIEW Space opera with a woman’s touch

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The Return Of Mutant Chronicles

By sfx published 5 February 14

The classic pen-and-paper sci-fi RPG is set to return with Kickstarter funding [new art revealed]

SFX Issue 245 On Sale Now

By sfx published 5 February 14

Avenger assemble! Captain America kicks off our brand new issue!

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Captain America: A Political Thriller With A Superhero

By sfx published 5 February 14

NEW ISSUE PREVIEW Cap ventures into All The President's Men territory in Marvel's latest

Superhero Shows

GUEST BLOG Author Naomi Foyle

By sfx published 4 February 14

Home truths: domesticity, SF and Astra

Entertainment

GUEST BLOG The Arthur C Clarke Award Judges

By sfx published 4 February 14

Rumour? Controversy? Twitter storms? An Arthur C Clarke Award judge craves not these things, says Tom Hunter

About Time REVIEW

By sfx published 3 February 14

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DVD REVIEW One Wedding, One Funeral And Some Time Travel

HOLLYWOOD HYPERSPACE The Five Best Non-Fiction Books of 2013

By sfx published 1 February 14

In his latest column, our LA correspondent looks back on the best non-fiction books of last year

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