Skeptical Inquirer Magazine

By Trula on January 6th, 2008

Wow this old magazine looks very interesting. I will have to check out the back issues. One issue from 1996 includes:

Science Fiction, Skepticism, and Reality

Shades of Meaning: Science Fiction as a New Metric
Science fiction can, and should, be used to explore paranormal and fringe-science issues in compelling, meaningful ways.
Eugene R. Stewart

Scepticism and Science Fiction
Greg Bear
The Goulden Twig
Hal Clement
Science Fiction and Scientific Possibilities
Frederik Pohl
http://csicop.org/si/9609/

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