freesciencefantasy.blogspot.com - 5/24/2009
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All e-fiction today, a mixture of fantasy and SF, new and old. (Yes, one of the sites has a new audio story - I'll link to it in my next post!)E-FictionAt Beneath Ceaseless Skies, "The Tinyman and Caroline" by Sarah L. Edwards."None but the tinymen and the rats ran these dark streets beneath the ...
wired.com - 5/27/2009
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wired.com —
At some point on their five-year journey, Mars
rovers Spirit and Opportunity have both gotten their feet
stuck in the soil, and NASA is taking notes for the design of the next generation of rovers. In 2005, Opportunity spent five weeks spinning ...
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Weird New NASA Rovers Really Get Around
blog.fph.co.uk - 5/22/2009
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blog.fph.co.uk —
Frank Miller's take on the classic Will Eisner
comic strip The Spirit comes out on DVD on
Monday. Everyone's favourite bad mofo Samuel L Jackson plays the villain of the piece, The Octopus. Here he talks about making the film, and why he has no plans ...
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Samuel L Jackson discusses The Spirit
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George H Smith - "Benefactor" (flash fiction, humor, free)
Variety SF —
... their Creator, Jacob Clark of the legend. So when they find Clarke unconscious & bleeding at the Shrine, they take very loving care of him - in their own way... Fact sheet. First published: Fantastic Universe, August 1958. Rating: A. Download full text from Project Gutenberg, or Manybooks. [Links via QuasarDragon] Related: Robot stories. ...
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