Difference between revisions of "The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction"

From Fancyclopedia 3
Jump to navigation Jump to search
m (Note end of Gollancz sponsorship)
m (Text replacement - "http:" to "https:")
 
(One intermediate revision by one other user not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
(Did you mean [[Donald Tuck]]’s [[Encyclopedia of Science Fiction and Fantasy]]?)
+
''(Did you mean [[Donald Tuck]]’s [[Encyclopedia of Science Fiction and Fantasy]]?)''
  
  
'''''The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction''''' is an English language reference work on [[SF]], first published in 1979. The second edition appeared in 1993, followed by an expanded CD-ROM in 1995. In October 2011, the third edition was made available for [http://www.sf-encyclopedia.com free online], published and hosted by [[Gollancz]].
+
'''''The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction''''' is an English language reference work on [[SF]], first published in 1979. The second edition appeared in 1993, followed by an expanded CD-ROM in 1995. In October 2011, the third edition was made available for [https://www.sf-encyclopedia.com free online], published and hosted by [[Gollancz]].
  
The editors for the first two editions were [[John Clute]] (billed as Associate Editor in 1979) and [[Peter Nicholls]] (billed as General Editor in 1979). The principal editors for the third edition are [[Clute]] and [[Dave Langford]], with [[Peter Nicholls|Nicholls]] now billed as Editor Emeritus and [[Graham Sleight]] as Managing Editor. The third edition technically became the fourth edition during a brief outage on 6 October 2021, after Gollancz sponsorship had ceased: the hosting switched to a Langford-designed lookalike site, with SFE Ltd (the editors' holding company) and [[Ansible Editions]] as joint publishers.
+
The editors for the first two editions were [[John Clute]] (billed as Associate Editor in 1979) and [[Peter Nicholls]] (billed as General Editor in 1979). The principal editors for the third edition were Clute and [[Dave Langford]], with Nicholls billed as Editor Emeritus and [[Graham Sleight]] as Managing Editor. The third edition technically became the fourth edition during a brief outage on 6 October 2021, after Gollancz sponsorship had ceased: the hosting switched to a Langford-designed lookalike site, with SFE Ltd (the editors' holding company) and [[Ansible Editions]] as joint publishers.
  
 
In an unmatched performance, all three editions won the [[Hugo]]:
 
In an unmatched performance, all three editions won the [[Hugo]]:
Line 11: Line 11:
 
* [[2012 Best Related Work Hugo]]
 
* [[2012 Best Related Work Hugo]]
  
[http://www.sf-encyclopedia.com Online edition.]
+
[https://www.sf-encyclopedia.com Online edition.]
  
  

Latest revision as of 09:03, 29 November 2022

(Did you mean Donald Tuck’s Encyclopedia of Science Fiction and Fantasy?)


The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction is an English language reference work on SF, first published in 1979. The second edition appeared in 1993, followed by an expanded CD-ROM in 1995. In October 2011, the third edition was made available for free online, published and hosted by Gollancz.

The editors for the first two editions were John Clute (billed as Associate Editor in 1979) and Peter Nicholls (billed as General Editor in 1979). The principal editors for the third edition were Clute and Dave Langford, with Nicholls billed as Editor Emeritus and Graham Sleight as Managing Editor. The third edition technically became the fourth edition during a brief outage on 6 October 2021, after Gollancz sponsorship had ceased: the hosting switched to a Langford-designed lookalike site, with SFE Ltd (the editors' holding company) and Ansible Editions as joint publishers.

In an unmatched performance, all three editions won the Hugo:

Online edition.



Publication 1979
This is a publication page. Please extend it by adding information about when and by whom it was published, how many issues it has had, (including adding a partial or complete checklist), its contents (including perhaps a ToC listing), its size and repro method, regular columnists, its impact on fandom, or by adding scans or links to scans. See Standards for Publications.