Utopia Science Fiction Literary Magazine

We’re only two weeks away from the release of our August/September issue. I wanted to give a sneak preview of some of the gorgeous artwork that’s going to feature in the issue. This piece was done by one of our artists, Haley Grunloh and is for a beautiful poem written by the talented Russell Hemmell.  […]

I don’t just read poems and stories that have been published in Utopia Science Fiction Magazine. Occasionally I channel my inner W.B. Yeats. Here’s a recording I did some time ago of William Butler Yeats’ poem the Cat and the Moon. Which has always been one of my favorites. The poem is as follows for […]

Another one from W.B. Yeats titled Song of the Wandering Aengus, more in line with the science fiction/fantasy theme about Aislings and fairies.  Here’s the poem for those who want to follow along I went out to the hazel wood, Because a fire was in my head, And cut and peeled a hazel wand, And […]

A sneak peak at the editorial calendar for Utopia Science Fiction which will be made publicly available towards the end of this month. It includes a list of when publications come out as well as topics for upcoming blogs, etc. Also available are the themes for upcoming issues for Vol II and a short list […]

Meet our other assistant editor, who reminds me when it’s time to take a break. We are still training him in proper copy-editing though. 

A short clip of some of the bloopers made while recording our forth podcast episode for Utopia Science Fiction. Also a short discussion on Drake’s Equation, which didn’t make it into the final cut of our podcast. For more context, we recommend you listen to the original podcast here first. Where we read a story […]

For those of you subscribed to Patreon, but not at the Patron tier, I wanted to offer you a special discount for up to 18% off all issues currently listed on our website store. Just use the coupon code “Patreondiscount” when you purchase any of the issues and you’ll receive 18% off of each issue. […]

It’s arrived! Utopia Science Fiction Magazine’s June issue! Bringing you out of this world talent with stories set on Mars, Titan, and far beyond our solar system. Please Enjoy

We’re only two days away from the release of our June/July issue. It features some amazing writers and also some incredible artists. I wanted to give all of you a sneak preview of one of the many pieces of art that appears in the magazine. This piece was created by Haley Grunloh and is an […]

After figuring out some details, I’m happy to say we’ve added a new perk. Any Patreon subscriber at any tier will now receive a book signed by a notable science fiction author. For those of you already Patreon supporters, we’ll be getting a signed book shipped out to you in the next month or so. 

We have books signed by the following authors:

• Larry Niven
•  A.E. Van Vogt 
• Harlan Ellison
• CJ Cherryh
• Frederick Pohl
• Greg Bear
• Lloyd Biggle Jr.
• Hal Clement
• William Tenn
• Neal Stephenson
• Kim Stanley Robinson

Book condition varies from good to new. Books will be randomly selected, but if you have a favorite author tell us who in a comment here. We can’t guarantee that we’ll be able to get you a book signed by that author, but we will try. If we can’t we should be able to send an book signed by an similar author.

I scour used bookstores from time to time, so if you do have a favorite science fiction author, let me know! If I see a book signed by them I’ll pick it up and add it to the list. We’ll update this list from time to time as the authors and books we have available will of course change.

This is a bit of an experiment and we’re still figuring out some logistics, so please be patient with us. If we don’t have shipping information we will message you and request it. If you don’t wish to receive a signed book please let us know.

Kindly,

 Tristan Evarts

 Editor-in-chief

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Please note none of these authors are affiliated with this perk in any way. The books have been collected from bookstores and not donated or sold personally from any of the authors.