A miniatures company specializing in starships, Ninja Magic creates some first rate models (as you can see on the Ships of the Jun-ila and Ships of the Kikoku pages. They also sell magnetic adapters that can be used to change the orientation of your ship, which is cool for those games where ships make a lot of slow, ponderous turns. I picked up number of these minis for my Star Wars campaign, and I can't wait to paint them and get them out onto the battlefield (or starfield, as the case may be).

An episode-by-episode guide to Stargate SG-1. Includes list of injuries suffered by SG-1, places visited, and various "Stargate-isms". It also offers detailed nitpicks of each episode, detailing problems with plots and production.

Analog is a tremendous publication, a long-running flagship of science fiction that never fails to impress and inspire me. It combines excellent fiction -- often with hints of libertarian thought sprinkled in -- with well-written, understandable science stories. This is hard SF at its very best. The Web site reprints some of the magazine's monthly columns, and features the full-versions of those stories nominated for speculative fiction's top honors. Like its sister magazine Asimov's, Analog's Web page isn't tremendous, but it works.

SF Site is a bi-weekly webzine dedicated to reviewing fantasy and science fiction books and magazines. It also offers a smattering of TV and movie reviews, as well as staff editorials.