Aurealis - The Australian Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction

27/06/2024

Magic Faraway Tree!

Two Stephen King classics—plus even more works to check out before movies and TV series drawn from their pages make their way to screens.

26/06/2024

25/06/2024

And don't forget that as well as sensational fiction, every issue of Aurealis has quality genre-related non-fiction. Catch up with Aurealis #171 for these engrossing articles:
"'I Don’t Remember Anyone Telling me not to Think': Nationalism in Pratchett’s Monstrous Regiment" by Amy Laurens.
"Heroes and Why We Need Them" by Clare Rhoden
and "‘A Thing Called The Glugs of Gosh’—CJ Dennis and Satirical Fantasy" by Gillian Po**ck.

24/06/2024

More stunning internal from Aurealis #171. Here’s Zuzanna Kwiecien’s superb illustration for ‘Seven Unread Subspace Messages’ by Christopher Henckel

24/06/2024

More stunning internal from Aurealis #171. Here’s Hannah Dunn’s chilling illustration for Ashley Cracknell’s story ‘The Guest’.

24/06/2024

Here, enjoy the stunning internal art from Aurealis #171. First up is Josh Hardie’s marvellous illustration for Ciaran Hannigan’s story, ‘Dregs of Destiny’.

24/06/2024

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23/06/2024

18/06/2024

Educational.

Despite their scarcity, science fiction books are highly sought after by elementary school students.

12/06/2024

Ah, the soothing sound of music!

What are the scariest horror movie scores of all time? We've got them picked and we don't think anyone could beat them!

11/06/2024

11/06/2024

We actually haven't seen any of these.
Thanks. We'll be here all week.

https://gizmodo.com/7-essential-invisible-men-and-one-invisible-woman-1841581031?fbclid=IwAR2eM6RlZbyWEOYsU5xbhndGCC6qpMuYGHrNu5D9a-Mr6urbRy0szqEs0Hg

H.G. Wells’ The Invisible Man was published in 1897, giving sci-fi one of its most intriguing and enduring characters. Thankfully, that Dark Universe version with Johnny Depp never came to fruition, but the latest adaptation—starring Elisabeth Moss as a woman tormented by her invisible ex—is o...

09/06/2024

It's an argument starter but interesting.

20 classic Star Trek episodes from nearly 60 years

06/06/2024

Meow.

https://reactormag.com/five-very-good-cat-people-in-sf-and-fantasy/

05/06/2024

https://theconversation.com/the-dispossessed-at-50-ursula-k-le-guins-anarchist-utopia-was-an-anguished-response-to-war-its-political-power-endures-227487

04/06/2024

Fascinating.

https://reactormag.com/four-non-fiction-subjects-that-will-always-find-an-sff-audience/

03/06/2024

Agreed.
https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/fantasy/good-omens-masterclass-adaptation-comment/

03/06/2024

Aurealis #171 is out now and we bring you the powerful and evocative Dregs of Destiny by Ciaran Hannigan, the tense and atmospheric The Guest by Ashley Cracknell and the truly otherworldly Seven Unread Subspace Messages by Christopher Henckel.
Our compelling non-fiction articles are ‘A Thing Called The Glugs of Gosh’—CJ Dennis and Satirical Fantasy by Gillian Po**ck, Heroes and Why We Need Them by Clare Rhoden and I Don’t Remember Anyone Telling me not to Think': Nationalism in Pratchett’s Monstrous Regiment by Amy Laurens.
And, naturally, we have our engrossing Reviews section, worth the price of admittance on its own and you’ll enjoy our superb internal art from Josh Hardie, Hannah Dunn and Zuzanna Kwiecien
Aurealis, truly excellent value for money.
Buy it or subscribe at www.aurealis.com.au

02/06/2024

Beastly.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-06-02/movie-review-the-beast-artificial-intelligence-bertrand-bonello/103885794