Blogs about: Gregory Benford
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Monthly Reading: January 2008
Book cover via Amazon Click the titles for my review or notes. 13 Ways of Looking at the Novel by Jane Smiley — book about books Heart of the Comet by David Brin and Gregory Benford — scie… more →
Books Worth Reading
Machines Versus Biologics
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markov1089 wrote 5 months ago: A machine that eats organic creatures; there’s something unsettling, disturbing, wrong about t … more →
Dark Heaven
Pam Phillips wrote 7 months ago: I managed to track down one more Nebula reading: “Dark Heaven”, by Gregory Benford, whic … more →
'Anomalies' by Gregory Benford
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Martin wrote 7 months ago: This recalls Timescape in both subject (scientific investigation) and location (Cambridge). An amate … more →
A breeding ground for great science fiction authors?
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Bill the sci-fi guy wrote 1 year ago: Is there something in the water at the University of California at San Diego that helps turn the stu … more →
More dream makers (addendum to a previous review)
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Bill the sci-fi guy wrote 1 year ago: A while back I did a review of Charles Platt’s Dream Makers: Science Fiction and Fantasy Write … more →
Potlatch
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crotchetyoldfan wrote 1 year ago: Fred Kiesche – college buddy, SF reviewer extraordinaire, game designer, new hound and, best o … more →
For your consideration:
Miriam Jones wrote 1 year ago: Gregory Benford, “Exposures” (445-456): what do you make of the two sections of the story that deal … more →
March 02, 2008
Charles Schneider wrote 1 year ago: Anxiously wanting to get back on the bandwagon with my book clubs I noticed our new selections have … more →
Monthly Reading: January 2008
Shannon wrote 1 year ago: Book cover via Amazon Click the titles for my review or notes. 13 Ways of Looking at the Novel by Ja … more →
Worth Reading: Heart of the Comet
Shannon wrote 1 year ago: Heart of the Comet, David Brin and Gregory Benford (1986) Kato died first. I would not say that Hear … more →
In the Ocean of Night - memorable
Paradox Olbers wrote 1 year ago: I’m not doing my memorable sf phrases/scenes in chronological order, but by one jogging anothe … more →
