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Dennis Meredith, Mythicals
In Dennis Meredith’s latest scifi thriller, Mythicals, fantasy beings from other universes live among humans, disguised in high-tech flesh suits. When the fairies, angels, elves, and other Mythicals discover the native species, i.e., humans, are ruining their planet’s ecology, they mobilize to halt the destruction. A human freelance technology journalist learns their plans, and then....
NASW's 2018: A year in review
2018 was a busy year to be part of NASW. View some of the highlights in this infographic created by member Kasha Patel.
Meet new member Elizabeth Culotta
Elizabeth Culotta, deputy news editor at Science, shares #WhySciWri in this short Q&A.
Award season is here
It’s time to showcase your best work of the year with one of NASW’s two award programs.
Jeff Hecht, Lasers, Death Rays, Quest for Ultimate Weapon
From Zeus’ thunderbolts to sci-fi fiction, films, and comics, death rays rouse public interest. The Pentagon has explored the potential of the laser, invented in the late 1950s, to shoot down ballistic missiles and achieve other military aims. That involved many alluring but ultimately false starts, Jeff Hecht reports in Lasers, Death Rays, and the Long, Strange Quest for the Ultimate Weapon.