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Whose rocket? | One eyed scribe
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The Defining Science Fiction Books of the 1970s | True Confessions of a Gen-X Trekkie
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| | [AI summary] A blog post reflecting on the science fiction books of the 1970s, exploring how people remember and perceive the literary form, with personal anecdotes and academic connections.
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Is the Hugo Award a Good Predictor of Long Term Success for a Science Fiction Novel? - Classics of Science Fiction
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| | Whitney, over at the YouTube channel Secret Sauce of Storycraft, conducted a poll of her viewers. She asked them to post a list of their Top Ten Hugo award-winning novels. She tallied the totals for all the titles, giving ten points for a #1 placement, nine points for #2, and so on down to one...
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Locus Online: News Log, April 2002, page 2
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| | SFFH News, April 2002
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10 +4 novels for Australian Music Month | ANZ LitLovers LitBlog
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| Inspired by Kim's 10 Books for Australian Music Month, I have trawled through my reviews and found ten fourteen Australian novels that feature music and musicians. Links on the titles go to my reviews. Facing the Music (1994) by Andrea Goldsmith. The title is a clever play on words, it's a novel about a composer...