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Ancient astronauts in popular culture

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Les Xipéhuz (1888) is a novella by the writing duo J.-H. Rosny—although it is possible that Rosny aîné was the principal contributor. It describes the fight that threatens humanity, in the beginning of its history, against a new form of intelligent non-organic life, the Xipéhuz, some sort of sentient crystals.

Ancient astronauts have been addressed frequently in science fiction and horror fiction. Occurrences in the genres include:

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