Art by Don Dixon from Starlog magazine, late 1970s
March 19, 2024 at 11:02 PM
Art by Don Dixon from Starlog magazine, late 1970s
Weekend reading 📖. Starlog Magazine Aug 1986
March 23, 2025 at 12:50 AM
Weekend reading 📖. Starlog Magazine Aug 1986
Discussing favorite aliens. I think this was from Starlog.
April 14, 2025 at 4:10 AM
Discussing favorite aliens. I think this was from Starlog.
September 20, 2025 at 11:46 AM
Latest issue of Starlog magazine, from the good timeline…
March 9, 2026 at 8:49 PM
Latest issue of Starlog magazine, from the good timeline…
Starlog (January 1978)
July 29, 2025 at 7:47 PM
Starlog (January 1978)
Almost can't believe I'm saying it but STARLOG IS BACK, BABY. Beyond honored to serve as senior editor under the badass, brilliant @annaleen.bsky.social, with @jhoffman.bsky.social & @da7e.com on the podcast mic. Trust that you'll want to sign up for Jordan's weekly inbox dispatch, too: starlog.com
June 24, 2026 at 1:04 PM
Almost can't believe I'm saying it but STARLOG IS BACK, BABY. Beyond honored to serve as senior editor under the badass, brilliant @annaleen.bsky.social, with @jhoffman.bsky.social & @da7e.com on the podcast mic. Trust that you'll want to sign up for Jordan's weekly inbox dispatch, too: starlog.com
Starlog magazine (1977)
October 7, 2025 at 12:29 AM
Starlog magazine (1977)
The classic science fiction magazine STARLOG is being rebooted, with io9 founder @annaleen.bsky.social at the helm!
The first issue drops later this year: www.andrewliptak.com/starlog-anna...
The first issue drops later this year: www.andrewliptak.com/starlog-anna...
Legendary magazine Starlog is being resurrected
The classic magazine is being relaunched
www.andrewliptak.com
July 9, 2026 at 4:34 PM
The classic science fiction magazine STARLOG is being rebooted, with io9 founder @annaleen.bsky.social at the helm!
The first issue drops later this year: www.andrewliptak.com/starlog-anna...
The first issue drops later this year: www.andrewliptak.com/starlog-anna...
THE FUTURE IS BACK.
Fifty years ago, STARLOG went behind the scenes of alternate worlds for the first time. Now it's back, exploring the visionary sci-fi and cutting-edge science that inspire what comes next. The future will be wild. You'll be ready for it because you read STARLOG.
Fifty years ago, STARLOG went behind the scenes of alternate worlds for the first time. Now it's back, exploring the visionary sci-fi and cutting-edge science that inspire what comes next. The future will be wild. You'll be ready for it because you read STARLOG.
June 24, 2026 at 1:19 PM
THE FUTURE IS BACK.
Fifty years ago, STARLOG went behind the scenes of alternate worlds for the first time. Now it's back, exploring the visionary sci-fi and cutting-edge science that inspire what comes next. The future will be wild. You'll be ready for it because you read STARLOG.
Fifty years ago, STARLOG went behind the scenes of alternate worlds for the first time. Now it's back, exploring the visionary sci-fi and cutting-edge science that inspire what comes next. The future will be wild. You'll be ready for it because you read STARLOG.
holy shit thats actually brutal
May 7, 2026 at 8:18 AM
holy shit thats actually brutal
At the big donation place in Brooklyn dropping off more hoard and they have a O'Brien and Phantom issue of Starlog
August 13, 2026 at 3:27 PM
At the big donation place in Brooklyn dropping off more hoard and they have a O'Brien and Phantom issue of Starlog
Close Encounters of the Third Kind art by Randy Weidner for the front cover of Starlog Magazine 12, 1978
December 18, 2024 at 11:47 PM
Close Encounters of the Third Kind art by Randy Weidner for the front cover of Starlog Magazine 12, 1978
Saturn, as seen from Titan, painted by Chesley Bonestell, featured in Starlog, April 1982.
February 15, 2025 at 8:09 PM
Saturn, as seen from Titan, painted by Chesley Bonestell, featured in Starlog, April 1982.
Question for scifi/fantasy fans ... do you know what this is? What does it mean to you? memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Starlog...
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Starlog (magazine)
Starlog was a monthly print magazine devoted to science fiction film and television and was conceived in 1976 by Norman Jacobs and Kerry O'Quinn. David Houston, who came up with the concept with O'Qui...
memory-alpha.fandom.com
February 21, 2026 at 8:02 PM
Question for scifi/fantasy fans ... do you know what this is? What does it mean to you? memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Starlog...
A bit more on the STARLOG relaunch, and my role as editor-in-chief. Originally STARLOG begat FANGORIA back in the 20th century, but then they died. But we kept making our death saves! FANGO was resurrected by a demon (long story) and she finally brought STARLOG back online in her basement lab. (1/3)
Find our podcast at Starlog.com and follow our editors and hosts 💫
@annaleen.bsky.social
@jhoffman.bsky.social
@da7e.com
@mereborders.bsky.social
@annaleen.bsky.social
@jhoffman.bsky.social
@da7e.com
@mereborders.bsky.social
STARLOG | Est. 1976
Science fiction brings the future closer. We're here to help you see it coming. The Annual ships November 2026.
Starlog.com
June 24, 2026 at 5:41 PM
A bit more on the STARLOG relaunch, and my role as editor-in-chief. Originally STARLOG begat FANGORIA back in the 20th century, but then they died. But we kept making our death saves! FANGO was resurrected by a demon (long story) and she finally brought STARLOG back online in her basement lab. (1/3)
Classic @starlogmedia.bsky.social cover appreciation post… #Starlog
July 23, 2026 at 6:54 PM
Classic @starlogmedia.bsky.social cover appreciation post… #Starlog
Alien “creature profile” by Mike Fisher for Starlog Magazine, 1992
September 11, 2025 at 4:33 AM
Alien “creature profile” by Mike Fisher for Starlog Magazine, 1992
Illustration by Suzue Miuchi (Glass Mask) for the June 1980 issue of Starlog Japan. Miuchi isn't known for sci-fi manga (she says she prefers reading mysteries and non-fiction), but she wrote an article for Starlog about stories from friends that claim to have seen aliens.
March 11, 2025 at 1:24 AM
Illustration by Suzue Miuchi (Glass Mask) for the June 1980 issue of Starlog Japan. Miuchi isn't known for sci-fi manga (she says she prefers reading mysteries and non-fiction), but she wrote an article for Starlog about stories from friends that claim to have seen aliens.
I believe this Starlog interview is the only one where someone asked him about (the upcoming) roleplaying game. He didn't know about it. (why would he?)
September 21, 2026 at 12:36 PM
I believe this Starlog interview is the only one where someone asked him about (the upcoming) roleplaying game. He didn't know about it. (why would he?)
To everyone who’s been asking me, for the past eight years, “When is STARLOG coming back??”
THE FUTURE IS BACK.
Fifty years ago, STARLOG went behind the scenes of alternate worlds for the first time. Now it's back, exploring the visionary sci-fi and cutting-edge science that inspire what comes next. The future will be wild. You'll be ready for it because you read STARLOG.
Fifty years ago, STARLOG went behind the scenes of alternate worlds for the first time. Now it's back, exploring the visionary sci-fi and cutting-edge science that inspire what comes next. The future will be wild. You'll be ready for it because you read STARLOG.
June 24, 2026 at 1:22 PM
To everyone who’s been asking me, for the past eight years, “When is STARLOG coming back??”
Fan letter to Starlog from 1980, featuring a rare photo of H.R. Giger in a Mickey Mouse hat
March 9, 2026 at 9:23 AM
Fan letter to Starlog from 1980, featuring a rare photo of H.R. Giger in a Mickey Mouse hat
"Some personal news."
Media is a collapsing supernova, but bouncing off the satellites is the reborn STARLOG magazine, led by @annaleen.bsky.social.
Learn more at STARLOG.com and sign up for my newsletter, The Lodestar, and listen to The STARLOG Podcast, hosted by me & produced by @da7e.com.
Media is a collapsing supernova, but bouncing off the satellites is the reborn STARLOG magazine, led by @annaleen.bsky.social.
Learn more at STARLOG.com and sign up for my newsletter, The Lodestar, and listen to The STARLOG Podcast, hosted by me & produced by @da7e.com.
STARLOG | Est. 1976
Science fiction brings the future closer. We're here to help you see it coming. The Annual ships November 2026.
STARLOG.com
June 24, 2026 at 1:05 PM
"Some personal news."
Media is a collapsing supernova, but bouncing off the satellites is the reborn STARLOG magazine, led by @annaleen.bsky.social.
Learn more at STARLOG.com and sign up for my newsletter, The Lodestar, and listen to The STARLOG Podcast, hosted by me & produced by @da7e.com.
Media is a collapsing supernova, but bouncing off the satellites is the reborn STARLOG magazine, led by @annaleen.bsky.social.
Learn more at STARLOG.com and sign up for my newsletter, The Lodestar, and listen to The STARLOG Podcast, hosted by me & produced by @da7e.com.
Harmagedon, Time Bandits, and The Girl Who Leapt Through Time among Starlog Japan's favorite SF movies.
December 31, 2025 at 6:01 AM
Harmagedon, Time Bandits, and The Girl Who Leapt Through Time among Starlog Japan's favorite SF movies.