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Orson Scott Card Selects #8 - Rocannon’s World by Ursula K. Le Guin
sffaudio.com - 2/3/2009
Orson Scott Card Selects #8 - Rocannon’s World by Ursula K. Le Guin
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Orson Scott Card’s latest aural essay is up on Audible.com. Card talks about Ursula K. Le Guin’s first novel Roccanon’s World and the Blackstone Audio audiobook of it that’s narrated by Stefan Rudnicki! Go check it out , or just grab the | MP3 | and listen ...

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SF Tidbits for 2/3/09
SF Signal — ... mundanes includes money, fame, space babes/hunks, and coolness factor." Lou Antonelli discusses Buddy Holly and alternate history. Over at Tor.com Brian Slattery asks: Can meaningful book reviews be written only by people who have written books? Kage Baker's Jekyll and Hyde-a-thon! In Orson Scott Card's latest Audible.com essay, he talks about Ursula Le Guin's Rocannon's World. [via SFFaudio] Sarah Brandel briefly compares Steampunk vs. Cyberpunk. ...

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