Following on from our first list, we asked New Scientist staff to pick even more of their favourite sci-fi books of all time.

The Eternaut plunges the viewers into an extremely haunting science-fiction landscape—but it’s the title itself that silently mandates the most amount of attention.

These books by Akwaeke Emezi, A.E. Osworth and Isaac Fellman demonstrate just how much genre fiction is capable of.

This page features round-ups of the latest science fiction, in-depth reviews and interviews with leading sci-fi authors.

Science fiction emerged nearly 300 years ago during a time of great advances in science. Since then authors have tried to make sense of their world by imagining what the future will look like.

Smithsonian spoke with the eminent critic John Clute, co-editor of the Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, who quotes Bertrand Russell’s prophetic words from 1924: “‘I am compelled to fear that ...