The Theodore Sturgeon Literary Trust

"It means 'Ask the next question.' It's the symbol of everything humanity has ever created, and is the reason it has been created. This guy is sitting in a cave and he says, 'Why can't man fly?' Well, that's the question. The answer may not help him, but the question now has been asked. And so all through the ages, people have been trying to find out the answer to that question. We've found the answer, and we do fly. That's it. Ask the next question. And the one after that." - Theodore Sturgeon

Links

Kansas University Library - Home of the Theodore Sturgeon Papers

Barnes and Noble review by Paul di Fillippo, Theodore Sturgeon: From Pulp to Sculpture

Salon.com essay on Sturgeon by John Clute, Eros in the Age of Machines: Why did Theodore Sturgeon's great love stories languish in the ghetto of science fiction?

Matthew Cheney blog about gender and sexuality in Sturgeon's story The Sex Opposite

Sturgill, Exploring Theodore Sturgeon Through Analysis of Die, Maestro, Die in The Internet Review of Science Fiction

Graham Sleight's Yesterday's Tomorrows: Theodore Sturgeon in Locus Magazine

Facebook page maintained by Vintage Books: http://www.facebook.com/theodoresturgeonauthor

The Center for the Study of Science Fiction gives out the Sturgeon Memorial Award for the best short science fiction each year, as well as hosting the Campbell Conference and summer workshops on writing speculative short fictions and novels

About SF, a collection of resources on the teaching of science fiction. Includes excellent podcasts of author interviews.

Science Fiction Hall of Fame at the SF Museum in Seattle

The Heinlein Society

Eric Week's Sturgeon Page

Paul William's page and essay Theodore Sturgeon, Storyteller - Editor of the Collected Stories