The Cosmic Codex
Brian Scott PaulsExploring our science fiction universe
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INTERVIEW: Charles Tyra launches new science fiction magazine "Goblins & Galaxies"
“Night Watch” by Brian S. Pauls, 2025; Digital image created using Midjourney
My novelette, An Illicit Mercy, is part of a new promotion in May: FREE Sci-fi & Fantasy.
Over 165 stories, novels, samples and excerpts, ava...
"Probability Amplitudes": Incremental progress and a new prospective story
My novelette, An Illicit Mercy, is part of a new promotion in April: FREE Adventures in Sci-fi & Fantasy.
Over 150 stories, novels, samples and excerpts, available at no cost.
My latest novelette, “Fire Fro...
Audible's original adaptation of "1984" by George Orwell wins the Audie Award for best audio drama
“Big Brother, big lies” by Brian S. Pauls, 2024; Digital image created using Midjourney
My novelette, An Illicit Mercy, is part of a new promotion in April: FREE Adventures in Sci-fi & Fantasy.
Over 150 stories, novels,...
How is gravity related to the other three fundamental forces?
“Quarks and gravitons” by Brian S. Pauls, 2025; Digital illustration created using Midjourney
My novelette, An Illicit Mercy, is part of a new promotion in March and April: Expect the Unexpected: Fantasy and Science Fiction wi...
The Nebula Awards come to Kansas City
“The City of Fountains beneath a purple sky” by Brian S. Pauls, 2025; Digital illustration created in Midjourney
My novelette, An Illicit Mercy, is part of a new promotion in March and April: Expect the Unexpected: Fantasy and...
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Science fiction author Brian Scott Pauls started reading sf with “Elevator to the Moon” by Stanley A. Widney and has never stopped. He lives in the Kansas City area with his wife, two daughters and an extremely fierce chihuahua-terrier mix.
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