Blogs about: Robert Heinlein
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Review: All About the Future
Martin Greenberg, editor 1955 This is the third book of the ‘Adventures in Science Fiction Series’ that I’ve read. I haven’t gotten around to reviewing The Robot and the Man … more →
The Great Gnome Press Science Fiction Odyssey
E.T. Phone Somewhere Else
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Alex James wrote 4 days ago: Friends, fans and loyal readers of SOA, over the past few weeks I’ve taken you to some pretty … more →
Citizen of the Galaxy by Robert Heinlein
matthilliard wrote 1 week ago: Individually, Heinlein’s prominent adult fiction is more widely known and read (Stranger in a … more →
Lunar Stories
Isle wrote 2 weeks ago: I recently read three excellent books: The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress by Robert A. Heinlein, Fahrenhei … more →
Heinleinian Fantasy Camp: Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Trowel
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Vines & Cattle wrote 2 weeks ago: A Renaissance Man is defined as a man who is skilled in multiple fields. I’m not so sure I fi … more →
Quote du Jour
Chris wrote 2 weeks ago: You can get through life with bad manners, but it’s easier with good manners. - Lillian Gish T … more →
Not bored.
Carl wrote 2 weeks ago: Reading Robert A. Heinlein’s A Stranger in a Strange Land. It’s more philosophical than … more →
In 1939 sci-fi author Robert Heinlein wrote about how new technologies can take out existing business models in one fell swoop - we should take heed when it comes to Pirate Bay and file sharing
Jimmy Lee Shreeve wrote 3 weeks ago: In his first ever short story Life-Line, published in Astounding in 1939, sci-fi author Robert Heinl … more →
New Maps of Hell (Kingsley Amis).
orangeraisin wrote 3 weeks ago: Granting a year or so between writing and publication, it’s been almost exactly a half-century … more →
Arizona Daily Star- June 19, 2009 Book Events in Tucson
Randy Ford wrote 4 weeks ago: TUESDAY Science-Fiction Book Discussion- Oro Valley Public Library. 1305 W. Naranja Drive, STRANGER … more →
SF/F Writers Day
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Mish wrote 4 weeks ago: Of the twenty-eight books I finished last year, two were not of the sci-fi/fantasy realms. I’m … more →
Heinlein As Oracle
jasonholliston wrote 1 month ago: Reason Magazine points out how a passage in Robert Heinlein’s book The Door Into Summer is sca … more →
Pic 280
freebornjohn wrote 1 month ago: 280 “God is omnipotent, omniscient, and omnibenevolent – it says so right here on the la … more →
Moonage Daydreams.
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Marco Sparks wrote 1 month ago: It’s not exactly life on mars, but one of those weird little movies that I’m looking fo … more →
LE Modesitt Jr. - The Saga of Recluce Series - (a Literary Pick)
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dummidumbwit wrote 1 month ago: LE Modesitt Jr. The Saga of Recluce Series (a Literary Pick) I really enjoy reading the Recluce … more →
Philip Jose Farmer, rebel against reality
damiengwalter wrote 4 months ago: Philip José Farmer, who passed out of this world yesterday, was among the last of a generation who e … more →
Finally on their way...
Gilgamesh wrote 4 months ago: Jean, the very kind and patient person off whom I got The Unpleasant Profession of Jonathan Hoag, fi … more →
Description of a Loonie Liberal
Sofie wrote 4 months ago: As I mentioned in a post yesterday, I’ve been rereading The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress the last … more →
The Key Question about Government
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Sofie wrote 4 months ago: Yesterday I finished a class offered by the Independence Institute, taught by Penn Pfiffner, and tit … more →
Science Fiction Quest, Crazy? or Genius?
tpdionne wrote 4 months ago: I am on a quest to read the top 100 Sci-Fi books (based on this site). Prior to attempting this que … more →
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