Ken Liu: interviewed by Gareth D Jones.
Official Bio: Ken Liu (http://kenliu.name) is an author and translator of speculative fiction, as well as a lawyer and programmer.
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Cixin Liu: interviewed by Gareth D Jones.
It’s a surprisingly warm October day in London and the Embankment is crowded with tourists. Outside the South Bank Centre,
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Green Screen Made Easy by Jeremy Hanke and Michele Yamaxaki Terpstra (book review).
This is an updated edition of ‘Green Screen Made Easy’ by Jeremy Hanke and Michele Yamaxaki Terpstra. As they say
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Christianity In The Light Of Science edited by John W. Loftus (book review).
I should start by pointing out that ‘Christianity In The Light Of Science’ is a US publication. America and Britain
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Recruitment by Geoff Willmetts.
It’s that time of year again. The nights are drawing in and those who read intently get ready for ever
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The Sacrifice Of Sherlock Holmes by Jonathan Barnes (CD story review).
The final conflict is nigh with ‘The Sacrifice Of Sherlock Holmes’. The much awaited conclusion of the series by Big
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The Films Of John Carpenter by John Kenneth Muir (book review).
When John Kenneth Muir’s book, ‘The Films Of John Carpenter’, appeared in Eurospan’s UK books distributed over here this year,
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The future is here and now but never gone. Hello everyone On a commercial level, the Internet has been in
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Beyond Worlds: What Animals Think by Carl Safina (book review)
The belief that only humans are sentient is slowly being dispelled today. It might not be the same form of
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Being Professional by Adam Coplan (book review).
Adam Coplan’s book, ‘Being Professional’, has a better explanation of purpose in its sub-title, ‘A Master Guide To The Do’s
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