The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction

November 1984 issue of discover magazine had said that the Hudson valley mystery was all part of a major spoof. The article stated that it was a small group of planes flying in formation. They were called the Stormville flyers, they had allegedly outfitted their planes with multi colored flashing lights to fool people. Could it be a dream? Most people are on the road when it happens, but could it be a dream, obviously you could have watched a science fiction movie the night before, but Some

Wells, H. G. (1866-1946), was a famous English novelist, historian, science writer, and author of science-fiction stories. Wells's novel Tono-Bungay (1909) best reveals his varied talents. The novel, a story of the dishonest promotion of a patent medicine, contains social criticism tinged with satire. In it, Wells described trips in airplanes and submarines at a time when such journeys seemed like science fiction. Herbert George Wells was born on Sept. 21, 1866, in Bromley, Kent (now part of London)

"I'm doing a talk show. It's not my job to get into an argument with somebody about religion or politics or sexuality or anything. It is my job to make people laugh." - Ellen Degeneres Ashley Kessler Mr. Haber November 24, 2017 Ellen Degeneres Ellen Lee Degeneres, an American comedian, television host, actress, writer, and producer, was born on January 26, 1958 to parents Betty and Elliott Degeneres in Metairie, Louisiana. She has an older brother named Vance. When Ellen was a teenager, her parents

the creation of motion pictures and why, overall, they're narrative in nature. We'll also look at the film industry's impact on American culture. People have always enjoyed hearing a tale. Whether truth or fantasy, narratives have been passed down via word of mouth, through books, in magazines, and in person. But, in 1889, when the Edison laboratory invented the kinetoscope, a machine allowing observers to

one themselves. This is why fan fiction was created, and why it continues to hold popularity among fans of the works it is based upon. Fan fiction, while being an entertaining and engaging form of

This huge viewers for movies was the reason for the Paris-oriented Vogue magazine to indicate that Hollywood

verse, elegy, limerick, sonnet. Prose: A literary work that uses the familiar spoken form of language, sentence after sentence. Realistic Fiction: Writing that attempts to show life as it really is. Drama: Also called a play, this writing form uses dialogue to share its message and is meant to be performed in front of an audience. Science Fiction: Writing based on real or imaginary scientific developments and often set in the future. Essay: A short piece of nonfiction that expresses

Suzanne Collins worked with Nickelodeon to write episodes for Clarissa Explains It All and Little Bear. Those shows both went on to get Emmy nominations. Suzanne Collins was also named one of the top 100 most influential people in 2010 by Time Magazine. This shows just how much of an impact her books had. “[As] the daughter of an Air Force officer, Collins moved a considerable amount during her childhood, living in places like New York City and Brussels” (Biography.com). With her dad’s position

Some included making clones to work as slaves, to use for body parts, or grown to create the perfect person to do a job. Some families may even want a clone of their dead child. Even if these fantasies could be true, "Identical genes don't produce identical people," stated the March 10,1997, U.S. News and World Report, so many of the fairy tale stories could not happen.   Jerry Hall was not trying to discover a Jurassic Park version of

Ray Bradbury’s “There Will Come Soft Rains” “Bradbury was one of the first writers to combine the concepts of science fiction with a sophisticated prose styles” (Wilson 229). “In a field that thrives on the fantastic and the marvelous, Bradbury’s best stories celebrate the mundane; in a field preoccupied with the future” (Wolfe 62). Later on, “He illustrates technology’s marvels” in his story “There Will Come Soft Rains” when he brings the technology to life (“Themes and Construction” 1). It was