Science Fiction Research Association

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The Science Fiction Research Association is an organization for academics and other sercon types.

From the SFRA's website:

The Science Fiction Research Association (SFRA) is the oldest professional organization for the study of science fiction and fantasy literature and film. Founded in 1970, the SFRA was organized to improve classroom teaching; to encourage and assist scholarship; and to evaluate and publicize new books and magazines dealing with fantastic literature and film, teaching methods and materials, and allied media performances. Among the membership are people from many countries — students, teachers, professors, librarians, futurologists, readers, authors, booksellers, editors, publishers, archivists, and scholars in many disciplines. Academic affiliation is not a requirement for membership.

The organization publishes The SFRA Review four times a year and holds an annual conference, the SFRA Conference.

SFRA Awards[edit]

SFRA presents six awards annually:



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