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auxiliarymemory.com
by James Wallace Harris, 3/17/25 When I get sick, or I'm bummed out over politics or economics, I get the urge to read a type of science fiction I discovered when I was twelve and thirteen (1964-1965). This isn't nostalgia, but a proven method of stress reduction. We all have our own forms of escapism,... |
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adeeplookbydavehook.wordpress.com
The Short: The Other Side of the Moon, August Derleth editor, 1949 Pellegrini & Cudahy, includes 20 stories and an introduction by August Derleth. While I think Derleth's definition of science fiction is somewhat different than mine, it's mostly SF and all speculative fiction. My favorites include "Something from Above", a novelette byDonald Wandrei, Weird... |
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journeypress.com
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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fictionfanblog.wordpress.com
Chain links... Six Degrees of Separation is a monthly meme hosted by Books Are My Favourite and Best. The idea is to start with the book that Kate gives us and then create a chain of six books, each suggested by the one before... This month's starting book is The Beauty Myth by Naomi Wolf. |
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