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jameswharris.wordpress.com - 2/9/2009
Defining Science Fiction
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I just started reading Fast Forward 2 , an original anthology of science fiction edited by Lou Anders and I had to stop in the middle of the first story to write this.  Anders begins the book with two quotes about science fiction, this is the second:   Science fiction is the holy ...

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Adventuers in SciFi Publishing With Joseph Mallozzi and Lou Anders
sffaudio.com - 2/16/2009
Adventuers in SciFi Publishing With Joseph Mallozzi and Lou Anders
— sffaudio.com — Adventures in Scifi Publishing features guests Joseph Mallozzi and Lou Anders | MP3 |. Or subscribe to AiSFP podcast via the feed: http://www.adventuresinscifipublishing.com/feed/ Posted by Charles Tan (more) Adventuers in SciFi Publishing With Joseph Mallozzi and ...

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February 15, 2009: Gone But Not Forgotten - Especially when I’m in New York and hankering for a good meal.
josephmallozzi.wordpress.com - 2/15/2009
February 15, 2009: Gone But Not Forgotten - Especially when I’m in New York and hankering for a ...
— josephmallozzi.wordpress.com — Marty G. takes Manhattan, like the Muppets before him. Well, despite the excitement that comes with the launch of a new series, I have to admit that it’s a very different vibe this year, what with the loss of not one, not two, but three of ... (more) February 15, 2009: Gone But Not Forgotten - Especially ...

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SF Signal — ... Fiction is Short on Interest by J F Quackenbush: "Because short stories are nothing more than a vehicle for recognition by most writers, they don't matter." [via Bibliophile Stalker] At Christianity Today, James A. Herrick talks about Sci-Fi's Brave New World: "The culture-shaping force of science fiction storytellers may be more significant and more widespread than we imagine..." [via Locus Online] James Wallace Harris on Defining Science Fiction, a response to the introduction to Fast Forward 2 ...

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