Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index Strictly speaking, every science fiction tale presents its own version of future and therefore there are as many science fiction universes as there are science fiction stories. Many SF tales follow dictates of a particular subgenre like Cyberpunk or Space Opera of which, see the separate entry. Some such Science Fiction universes are: Table of contents 1 Novels and short stories 2 Comic books 3 Role playing games 4 Television and movies 4.1 Books: Novels and short stories Dorsai series of Gordon R. Dickson Eight Worlds of John Varley Ekumen of Ursula K. LeGuin's Hainian Cycle stories Instrumentality of Mankind of Cordwainer Smith Known Space of Larry Niven Polesotechnic League of Poul Anderson Riverworld series of Philip Jose Farmer Sector General series of James White Foundation series of Isaac Asimov The Culture series of Iain M. Banks Roger Zelazny's universe of Amber Michael Moorcock's multiverse Comic books 2000 A.D's Judge Dredd universe Role playing games 2300AD Television and movies Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek universe George Lucas' Star Wars universe This is hardly an exhaustive list See also: Future History, Space Opera Books: Brian Stableford: The Dictionary of Science Fiction Places George Ochoa and Jeffery Osier: Writer's Guide to Creating A Science Fiction universe (Writer's Digest) This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.