AMAZING STORIES: 100 YEARS OF SCIENCE FICTION
Celebrate a century of wonder, imagination, and extraordinary storytelling
In March 1926, Hugo Gernsback introduced the world to Amazing Stories, the pioneering magazine that helped launch the science fiction genre. One hundred years later, the adventure continues
This special centennial issue of Amazing Stories honors a century of looking beyond the horizon with an exciting collection of original science fiction, thought-provoking essays, and imaginative tales that explore the possibilities-and perils-of the future.
Discover stories of artificial intelligence, alien intelligence, time travel, distant worlds, rebellion, and the struggle for freedom. Encounter an immortal emperor whose power may be slipping away, an alien who discovers the meaning of human connection, and a time-traveling spy caught between duty and family. Plus, award-winning author Allen Steele takes a delightfully unconventional look at the legendary film Plan 9 from Outer Space and asks whether its bizarre story might be more than mere fiction.
From the far reaches of space to unsettling visions of tomorrow, this anniversary issue celebrates everything that makes science fiction timeless: bold ideas, unforgettable characters, unexpected adventures, and questions that challenge how we see ourselves and our world.
Featuring a cover illustration by Stephen Burks inspired by H. G. Wells's The Time Machine, this landmark issue celebrates the writers, artists, and readers who have kept Amazing Stories alive for a century.
One hundred years of science fiction. One hundred years of asking "What if?" And a universe of amazing stories still waiting to be told.
Join us as we celebrate the past, explore the present, and imagine the next hundred years
Amazing Stories - Imagine something amazing.