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www.blackgate.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The Winds of Time by Chad Oliver is a 1957 science fiction novel that explores the fate of intelligent species through the lens of an alien encounter. The story follows Weston Chase, a man who discovers hibernating aliens in a Colorado cave. The aliens, from the planet Lortas, have been waiting for humanity to develop the technology to help them return home. When their initial attempts fail, Chase joins them in hibernation, hoping that future advancements will allow their return. The novel touches on themes of human survival, the Fermi Paradox, and the anthropological interests of its author. | |
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journeypress.com
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| | | | | The intersection of the two sets "good vintage science fiction" and "vintage science fiction still in print" has still got quite a few titles in it. I've created a list of some of my favorites, all of which are conveniently linked to Journey Press' bookshop.org storefront. | |
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allenc.com
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| | | | | The Expanse is a sci-fi series, that started out-and is continuing-as a series of novels but whose story has also been adapted to a television series of the | |
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iwriteher.com
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| | | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlfooqeZcdY going deep withinwe will see ourselves clearlymonsters and angels If you've not seen the movie above, I highly recommend it. I will tell you it's disturbing but hits on so many points of humanity. Well-worth watching. Inspired by Reena's Exploration Challenge #160 | ||
