Hyperion Resources

Simmons's website includes fun facts about all his books, reviews of his works, and some wild foreign covers of his novels.

Can you imagine trying to convert Hyperion into a movie? It could be six! There are rumors that Hyperion might be combined with its sequel, Fall of Hyperion, into one film.

What is there to say about a movie that hasn't even been written yet? Check out the unofficial Hyperion Movie fansite and find out.

Simmons believes that poetry and sci-fi have a lot in common. (No wonder he uses Keats as an inspiration for Hyperion.) Next Valentine's Day, don't write a cheesy poem. Write your loved one a gripping sci-fi yarn.

Even though it would make him buckets of cash, Simmons says he'll never write a novel-length sequel or prequel to the Hyperion Cantos.

Safely tour the Time Tombs without fear of Merlin's sickness or the Shrike by watching this fan-made Minecraft tribute to Simmons's novels

Travel through a farcaster portal in this computer-generated simulation.

Can't make time to read the Cantos? Listen to the audiobooks. Here's a sample.

This fan set Brawne Lamia's farcasting chase scene to music… as if it weren't dramatic enough already.

And here's the foreboding horror of the Flame Forest translated into a stunning music composition.

The Shrike looks ethereal and almost welcoming in this beautiful piece of fan art.

This cover of the book shows the Shrike surveying the Sea of Grass as the pilgrims cross it in the wind wagon.

This fan captures the horror of Hoyt's discovery of his cruciform. Not that Simmons's words really leave anything to the imagination.