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Bruce Sterling: science fiction author interview (video format).

Here’s Tim’s interview with Bruce Sterling, the science fiction writer, net critic, and internationally recognized cyberspace theorist. With a degree

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Love Will Tear Us Apart by C. K. McDonnell (book review).

Charles Fort (1874-1932) was an avid collector of the weird, searching newspapers for stories of strange events such as rains

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Rise of Endymion
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Dan Simmons: scifi author genius – his best and worst novels (retrospective).

Over the past 40 years, Dan Simmons has released three collections of short stories and 25 novels. Let’s review and

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What Mad Universe by Fredric Brown (book review).

William Tenn in his introduction to ‘Of All Possible Worlds’ especially ranked ‘What Mad Universe’ by Fredric Brown as one

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Harpan’s Worlds: Worlds Apart by Terry Jackman (book review).

  ‘Harpan’s Worlds: Worlds Apart’ by Terry Jackman is a military space opera about an orphan trying to make good,

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Will Do Magic For Small Change by Andrea Hairston (book review).

Part of the brief of the BBC is to inform, educate and entertain. That is something a good book should

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My Mother Murdered The Moon (NP Novella # 8) by Stephen Deas (book review).

I love reading novellas. They’re long enough that the author can tell a rich and detailed story but short enough

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The Terraformers by Annalee Newitz (book review).

The planet of Sask-E has been painstakingly terraformed over centuries to build a recreation of an ecosystem like old-Earth’s. Destry

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Critical Mass by Daniel Suarez (book review).

The spaceship Konstantin successfully went to the asteroid Ryugu to mine its resources. Most of the crew managed to return

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Three Body Problem (science fiction novel retrospective).

Beware, there are spoilers ahead in this video for Cixin Liu’s trilogy Remembrance of Earth’s Past. Although the nature of

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