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graspingforthewind.com - 5 days ago
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Occasionally, I ask some of the best book
bloggers in sf/f/h a question about their reading choices,
favorites, desires, or any old thing about the genre. I then collect the answers and post them here. This time I asked our participant bloggers: What are the best endings in science ...
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Inside the Blogosphere: Best Book Endings in the Genre
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josephmallozzi.wordpress.com - 6 days ago
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So I walked into the office the other
day to discover a glowering Carl seated at his
desk. Now, usually, it takes him the better part of the morning to work his way up to a full glower but, on this particular day, Carl was already there the second ...
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October 31, 2009: That Long Overdue Rant – And A ...
xkcd.com - 5 days ago
keepingthedoor.com - 5 days ago
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Australian sci-fi author on his next novel Zendegi.
Related posts: Master of Light and Shadow: Janny Wurts
interview
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Greg Egan: The big interview
wilwheaton.typepad.com - 3 days ago
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Back in the old days, before Twitter exploded
into the phenomenon that it is now, I got
a message from Greg Grunberg. Greg plays Matt Parkman on Heroes (this information, which most of you don't need, is provided as a public service to the seven of ...
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in which a fairly major secret is made secret no more
templelibraryreviews.blogspot.com - 6 days ago
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Another Sunday has hit the calendar and it’s
the official beginning of a brand new month. What
better way to mark the occasion than to treat yourself to a brand new edition of your favorite feature “Reviewer Time” with your lovely host me. I’m quite ...
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Reviewer Time: Larry from "OF Blog of the Fallen"
sfawardswatch.com - 6 days ago
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Many thanks to everyone who joined us for
our live coverage of the award ceremony. Here are
the award winners. Lifetime Achievement : Ellen Asher & Jane Yolen Best Novel (tie) : The Shadow Year , Jeffrey Ford (Morrow) & Tender Morsels ...
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World Fantasy Award Winners 2009
bookviewcafe.com - 5 days ago
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Exclusively from Book View Press! rocketboy-and-the-geekgirls_150h.jpg Rocket Boy
and the Geek Girls Fasten your seatbelts and brace
your tentacles. These all-star tales of epic wonder from the genre s masters will sizzle through your mind like a ...
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Book View Cafe
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mikebrotherton.com - 3 days ago
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Sometimes synchronicty strikes, and you see a bunch
of things related to each other by chance. Well,
usually not exactly by chance, but it seems that way. For today, let’s just say that I’m always interested in why smart people do dumb ...
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Smarts, Sponteniety, Science, and Science Fiction
hollywoodinsider.ew.com - 3 days ago
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Roland-Emmerich_l Roland Emmerich, the director/producer of the apocalyptic
film 2012 (opening Nov. 13) , confirmed to EW
exclusively that a small-screen version of the end-of-the-world movie is already in the works. Emmerich said there was “plenty ...
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Exclusive: TV version of Roland Emmerich's '2012' in the ...
splashpage.mtv.com - 5 days ago
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Joss Whedon's online musical "Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog"
not only broke new ground for Internet media, it
also landed an Emmy in the short-format, live-action category of the annual awards. So, it was probably no surprise that the series already ...
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EXCLUSIVE: Nathan Fillion Says 'Dr. Horrible' Sequel Has ...
tinhousebooks.com - 4 days ago
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Tin House #41 should be hitting your mailboxes
or newsstand any day now. The dual theme is
Hope/Dread (our designer, the fabulous Janet Parker, created stunning covers for each). In the dread corner, look for Nick Cave, Ander Monson, Alex Lemon, ...
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CORY DOCTOROW: RADICAL PRESENTISM
joelshepherd.com - 7 days ago
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Regular readers of fantasy may notice that the
land of Lenayin is a little more complicated than
many fantasy lands. This is because the real world is complicated, and I think a lot of fantasy novels don’t make much effort to do this justice. This ...
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A Brief History of Lenayin
angryrobotbooks.com - 5 days ago
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The Nook, from Barnes and Noble Earlier on
this year I predicted that 2009 would be the
Year of the eBook . Indeed, it seems the tipping point is within shouting distance. We have seen a flurry of activity this year, with many new models of eReader hitting the market. Amazon, too, have made ...
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Books more popular than games on the iPhone?
locusmag.com - 6 days ago
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The 2009 World Fantasy Award winners were announced
today at the World Fantasy Convention held October 29
- November 1, 2009, in San José, California. LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENTSEllen AsherJane YolenNOVEL (tie)The Shadow Year, Jeffrey Ford (Morrow)Tender ...
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World Fantasy Awards Winners
briankeene.com - 5 days ago
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Rumors of my death were not exaggerated, and
it’s all Nick Kaufmann and Paul G. Tremblay’s fault.
That’s right! From the folks who brought you Jack Haringa Must Die, it’s KILL BRIAN KEENE ON YOUR BLOG DAY. For the next 24 ...
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R.I.P. BRIAN KEENE 1967 – 2009
awthome.wordpress.com - 5 days ago
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Tobias Buckell is the author of many short
stories, three speculative fiction novels, plus a novel set
in the Halo universe. He’s also an avid gamer, and a brand new dad to twin girls. Born in the Caribbean, he strives to include that flavor in ...
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An Interview With Author Tobias Buckell
openbooksociety.com - 5 days ago
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10.0 10 5 Science fiction author Michael A.
Burstein has been nominated for ten Hugo Awards and
regularly participates in Boston area science fiction conventions such as Arisia . Michael was kind enough to take the time to answer some questions for ...
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OBS EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH AUTHOR MICHAEL A. BURSTEIN
worldaffairsjournal.org - 5 days ago
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I n depicting the emergence of the world’s
languages as a curse of gibberish, the biblical tale
of the Tower of Babel makes us moderns smile. Yet, considering the headache that 6,000 languages can induce in real life, the story makes a certain sense. ...
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The Cosmopolitan Tongue: The Universality of English
whatever.scalzi.com - 5 days ago
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It’s the one where SF geeks wring their
hands over mainstream acceptance of their favorite genre. Please,
please, please: Stop. Points: 1. When the goddamned President of the United States makes Vulcan salutes and is photographed quite ...
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One Of Those Questions I Wish SF Geeks Would Simply Get Over




