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classicsofsciencefiction.com
Joachim Boaz is reviewing stories exploring the theme of generation ships in science fiction. He invited other bloggers to join him. If you are posting reviews too, let me know. Here are the posts so far: LIST OF GENERATION SHIP NOVELS AND SHORT STORIES - Boaz GENERATION SPACESHIP SHORT STORY REVIEW: CHAD OLIVERS THE WIND |
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sciencefictionruminations.com
Preliminary note: This is the fourth post in a series of vintage generation ship short fiction reviews. All of the stories I?ll review are available online. You are welcome to read and discuss along with me as I explore humanity?s visions of generational voyage. And thanks go out to all who have joined already! Previously:? |
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barkingalien.blogspot.com
Happy Ghostbusters Day Everybody! Saturday June 8th was the 40th anniversary of the release of the original Ghostbusters film, a movie near ... |
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www.blackgate.com
[AI summary] The review discusses a new Sword & Sorcery anthology, 'Neither Beg Nor Yield,' edited by Jason M. Waltz, featuring a diverse range of stories that capture the essence of the genre. The anthology includes contributions from well-known authors like Steven Erikson and Adrian Cole, as well as newer voices, highlighting the breadth and depth of modern Sword & Sorcery. The reviewer praises the anthology for its engaging stories, memorable characters, and the editors' ability to curate a collection that reflects the genre's vitality. The anthology is described as a must-have for fans, offering a mix of exciting, spooky, moody, and dark tales, all united by the theme of indomitable will and refusal to die. The reviewer also mentions the affordability of... |
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