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The Loves of Alonzo Fitz Clarence and Rosannah Ethelton
“‘None that have gone before me knew what love was, none that come after me will ever know what happiness is.’” By Mark Twain. (Mar. 1878)
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Author and Grand Master Gene Wolfe, 1931-2019
The science fiction and fantasy community has lost a beloved icon. We are extremely sad to report that author and SFWA Grand Master Gene Wolfe passed away on Sunday, April 14, 2019 after his long b…
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The Comedian
The Twilight Zone
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8 ways sci-fi imagines data storage
We can remember it for you wholesale. But we probably prefer to use today's storage technology, at least for now.
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Nearly-discarded book sold for $1,250 by library
A Tennessee library book that nearly ended up in the trash was sold for a whopping $1,250 when it was found to be a first edition.
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gen:LOCK FULL EPISODE 1
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A new sport: France OKs competitive lightsaber
France's fencing federation has recognized lightsaber dueling as a competitive sport
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Want to know what China's thinking? Look to its science fiction
Aliens, robo-nannies and folding cities: A new wave of Chinese science fiction authors offer a unique perspective on the country, and the future of technology.
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China gets its first blockbuster sci-fi film
Wandering Earth on track to be one of highest-grossing films in country’s history
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Scientists want to build a space station inside an asteroid
Plus it'd make a good evil lair.
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SteamWorld Quest Coming to Switch; Change of Direction for Steampunk Robot Series
Today, SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech was unveiled- coming to the Nintendo Switch this year, it's a turn-based RPG in which you lead...
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Time Travel & the Bootstrap Paradox Explained -
The Bootstrap Paradox is a theoretical paradox of time travel that occurs when an object or piece of information sent back in time becomes trapped within an infinite cause-effect loop in which the item no [...]
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Empire of Silence - Christopher Ruocchio
Empire of Silence (Sun Eater, #1) Hadrian Marlowe, a man revered as a hero and despised as a murderer, chronicles his tale in the galaxy-spanning debut of the Sun Eater series. A big book, a truly great read. Has a flavour of Frank Herbert's Dune without the LSD. The only problem with it, is it's the first book of a series and the rest haven't been published yet. I want more.
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The Best Thing on TV This Year Was: 'The Expanse'
There are levels of loving a TV show. There’s “I love this show” in the moment you watch it, well knowing you’ll forget it as soon as it’s replaced by another great one. And then there’s the show that knocks you on your ass, becomes an all-time top favorite almost immediately—an “I love this show so much my friends and family have put a moratorium on talking about it, because we love you, honey, but we’re sick of hearing about deep space.”
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Hidden Sun by Jaine Fenn
Shadowlands Book I: Rhia Harlyn is a noble in Shen, one of the dozens of shadowlands which separate the bright, alien skyland. She has a missing brother, an unwanted marriage proposal and an interest in science considered unbecoming in her gender. A delightful new science fiction book.
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Z Nation's Karl Schaefer Spills the Beans On What's Coming Next
Z Nation's Karl Schaefer shares with us his story of success, days of working on Z Nation, and a few tidbits of what's to come.
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The Surprising Parallels Between Netflix's 'Maniac' and Real-Life Therapy Tech
The human mind can be a confusing and overwhelming place. Despite incredible leaps in human progress, many of us still struggle to make our peace with our thoughts. The roots of this are complex and multifaceted. To find explanations for the global mental health epidemic, one can tap into neuroscience, psychology, evolutionary biology, or simply observe the meaningless systems that dominate our modern-day world.
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The 10 Best Science Fiction Books of 2018
It’s been a wild year for science fiction enthusiasts, as real life continues looking more like something out of an Arthur C. Clarke novel. Case in point: we just sent a robot to Mars and received a photo from it 8 minutes later. Here are our 10 favorite sci-fi books of 2018, from small-press debuts to Big Five bestsellers.
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‘Mystery Science Theater 3000’: It’s Lasted 30 Years, and It Could Go 30 More
When “Mystery Science Theater 3000” returned for what was technically Season 12 on Thanksgiving Day, it did so under the weight of a huge cliffhanger: At the end of Season 11, Jonah (Jonah Ray) had been devoured by a robot snake — his ultimate fate left in the balance…a fact that gets totally brushed aside at the beginning of the first episode, so that Jonah and his faithful robot friends Crow (Hampton Yount) and Tom Servo (Baron Vaughn) can get back to what matters: making fun of bad movies on the Satellite of Love.
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Everything I Know About Men I Learned From ‘The Thing’
John Carpenter’s horror classic is not about what you think it’s about. By Tracy Moore.
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