Science Fiction Review

The Martian Chronicles is the transitional work that says goodbye to this era:

Type of science fiction that is based on plausible principles of science and physics.

SF stories that flip the timeline or outcome of human events are examples of:

Author of the seminal work, Frankenstein

The Science Fiction award equivalent of a Pulitzer Prize:

This word refers to "no place" or "ideal place"

Work most responsible for the rise of the Cyberpunk genre:

This idea involves changing the surface of a planet in order to make it human-friendly:

Battles between humans and aliens can be found in all of these works except:

The author whose research led to the advent of communications satellites:

2001: A Space Odyssey has all of the following except:

The first fully formed novel in SF. Also known as The Modern Prometheus:

Term for a hypothetical, fully realized map of events and advances:

The American Myth of crossing and reshaping a lawless frontier is most often played out here:

All of the following are part of "The Big Three" except:

Popular TV and Film franchise that posits a hopeful outlook for humanity among the stars.

The novella Anthem would fall into the following genre category:

Films like The Matrix, Bladerunner, and Total Recall arise out of what SF sub-genre:

A prolific author who gave us the three laws of robotics:

Cutting-edge genre characterized by gritty landscapes and information age intrigue:

Writer of classics such as The Time Machine and War of the Worlds: