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Scifi ~ GRANDMA

Rated Jun 30 2008 • 13 reviews • science fiction, video • google.com

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Roger Zelazny. The Great Slow Kings

Rated Jan 28 2007 • 5 reviews • science fiction • lib.ru

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Is Science Fiction About to Go Blind? | Popular Science

Rated Jan 06 2007 • 1 review • science fiction, books • popsci.com

Interesting commentary, speculating that the rate of technological change has become so rapid that it intimidates acience fiction writers, many of who have withdrawn from speculating about the near future. Charles Stoss is offerred as an example of an author who does. I'm going to look for some of his books.

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http://bookworm.thecheshirekat.com/starwars.html

Rated Dec 30 2006 • 1 review • science fiction, books, star wars • thecheshirekat.com

Cool! A passionate reader has put together a list of all Star Wars books in timeline sequence.

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http://www.sf-books.com/

Rated Dec 30 2006 • 3 reviews • science fiction, books, book swap • sf-books.com

WHEEE! A book-trade site that specializes in sf & fantasy! The Tough Guide to Fantasyland by Diana Wynne Jones is apparently much in demand, and I have a copy, so maybe I can finally get a trade actually done on one of these swap sites. :D

Update: Four of my books requested withi the first day of listing them! This does seem to be the most active of the book-trading sites I've found so far.

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Non-Working Title

Rated Dec 16 2006 • 4 reviews • science fiction, utopia, dystopia • floonet.net

Trying to put together separate lists of Utopian and Dystopian novels, I came up against The Great Explosion by Eric Frank Russell, which is both. The whole novel is online; read it for yourself. Then tell me how to classify it. :)

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Burns the Books!

Rated Oct 01 2006 • 21 reviews • literature, science fiction, censorship • rjgeib.com

CODA by Ray Bradbury

Give 'em hell, Ray!

Censorship by any other name is still a mug's game. "Multiculturalism" at its best is expanding our appreciation of other worldviews; not suppressing every view that offends anybody else.

Question: How many people who thumbed up this page did it because they objected to somebody else being offended at us? Have we all really, absolutely, never ever objected to anything, ourselves, on the grounds that it offended our culture?

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ClassicSciFi.com - Home

Rated Sep 28 2006 • 4 reviews • science fiction • classicscifi.com

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