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 y… more →
The Great Gnome Press Science Fiction Odyssey
Why No Fence? (The Prequel)
Allen wrote 9 hours ago: The musings below initiated the train of thought that led to the writing of my previous posting, the … more →
Lest We Forget, Men Are Ruled by Laws, Not by Things Bestowed by Laws
Tim Kowal wrote 1 week ago: This has been weighing heavy on my mind lately: how could any red-blooded, thinking person—any … more →
Free Income for All?
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Tim Kowal wrote 1 week ago: For Us, The Living, by Robert Heinlein I think he’s actually being serious about this: America … more →
Famous students of divinity
Brent Wittmeier wrote 1 week ago: “One man’s theology is another man’s belly laugh.” Scifi guy Robert Heinlein … more →
Veteran's Day
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Andrew wrote 1 week ago: Today is a day to remember the sacrifices of those who had died for one’s country. In the Unit … more →
"Specialization is for insects"
Elaine Chen wrote 1 week ago: I saw the following section on my friend Roger’s LinkedIn page the other day: Specialties A hu … more →
Finishing a Book is Almost NEVER Fun
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whoisfelix wrote 2 weeks ago: I just finished reading the original/uncut version of STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND by Robert A. Heinle … more →
Everything is theoretically impossible, until it is done.
Stranger in a Strange Land
Jen Angel wrote 3 weeks ago: I recently re-read (well, listened to) the 1961 science fiction classic, Stranger in a Strange Land … more →
Stranger in a Strange Land
whoisfelix wrote 3 weeks ago: I am just starting this. My mom has been reccomending some pretty rad science fiction books lately a … more →
so much to grok, so little to grok from
waterling wrote 4 weeks ago: “Grok means to understand so thoroughly that the observer becomes a part of the observed—to me … more →
Specialization is for Insects
Brian Wagstaffe wrote 4 weeks ago: A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, desig … more →
Is it done yet?
Brian Wagstaffe wrote 4 weeks ago: They didn’t want it good, they wanted it Wednesday. - Robert Heinlein … more →
The laziness of the long-established writer
thousandmonkeys wrote 4 weeks ago: This week I read some Robert Heinlein for the first (and undoubtedly the last) time. I had bought Th … more →
i will not go to heaven when i die
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pinoymonster wrote 1 month ago: Sometimes it just happens and something articulates for you. And in this case the AFTERLIFE. This ha … more →
Suck it, bloggery.
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Marco Sparks wrote 1 month ago: My two favorite quotes of the day: “Having a free online ‘printing press’ doesn … more →
How the Soviet Menace was over-hyped - and what we can learn from this
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Fabius Maximus wrote 1 month ago: Histories of the CIA document its poor performance as an intelligence agency (e.g., Tim Weiner … more →
The Day You Win
Deanna Stevens wrote 1 month ago: The best day of your life is the one on which you decide your life is your own. No apologies or excu … more →
Have Space Suit—Will Travel
p&H wrote 1 month ago: Dad didn’t bother with banks—just the money basket and the one next to it marked “UNCLE SAM,” the co … more →
