Resources for contributors

There is a list of some resources contributors can use to find and cite information.
==Bibliography==
* Dubeck, L.W, Moshier, S. E. and Boss, J.E (eds). Fantastic Voyages: Learning Science Through Science Fiction Films. Srpinger: 2004
* Garcia, Frank and Phillips, Mark. Science Fiction Television Series, 1990-2004. McFarland & Company: 2009
* James, Edward and Mendlesohn, Farah (eds.) The Cambridge Companion to Science Fiction. Cambridge University Press: 2003
* Koops, B, Lüthy, C et al (eds.). Engineering the Human: Human Enhancement Between Fiction and Fascination. Springer: 2013
* Seed, David. Science-Fiction: A Very Short Introduction. Oxford University Press, 2011.
* Telotte, J. P. The Essential Science Fiction Television Reader. The University Press of Kentucky: 2008
* Science and Fiction series:
**Grazier, Kevin R. and Cass, Stephen. Hollyweird Science: From Quantum Quirks to the Multiverse. Springer: 2015
**Grazier, Kevin R. and Cass, Stephen. Hollyweird Science: The Next Generation. From Spaceships to Microchips. Springer: 2017
**Luokkala, Barry B. Exploring Science Through Science Fiction. Springer: 2014
**May, Andrew. Rockets and Ray Guns: The Sci-Fi Science of the Cold War. Springer: 2018
**Nahin, Paul J. Holy Sci-Fi! Where Science Fiction and Religion Intersect. Springer: 2014
** Seedhouse, Erik. Beyond Human: Engineering Our Future Evolution. Springer: 2013
**Stratmann, H. G. Using Medicine in Science Fiction: The SF Writer’s Guide to Human Biology. Springer: 2016
===Online bibliography===
* The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction. Eds. John Clute, David Langford, Peter Nicholls and Graham Sleight. Gollancz, 11 Aug. 2018.