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Exploring The Lost Mars Of Edgar Rice Burroughs.

“The community of which the green Martians with whom my lot was cast formed a part was composed of some thirty thousand souls. They roamed an enormous tract of arid and semi-arid land between fo… more →

Subatomic Tourism

New favourite delegate found - wants to make sci-fi mandatory in school — 1 comment

wokattack wrote 2 weeks ago: Photo by: adactio I can hardly express just how happy I would have been, if Ray Cantebury had around … more →

Tags: Weird, Geek, schools, Science Fiction, Science, USA, Books, Literature, Education

WEEK IN REVIEW #17

Jason P. Hunt wrote 2 weeks ago: Yes, we’ve skipped a week. Things got very very hectic and chaotic and yes, yes, excuses excus … more →

Tags: Movies, DVD / Blu-Ray, News, TV, technology, Box Office, Roundup, Science, Miniseries

Exploring The Lost Mars Of Edgar Rice Burroughs.

mirrenaudax wrote 3 weeks ago: “The community of which the green Martians with whom my lot was cast formed a part was compose … more →

Tags: Science Fiction, Mars, Martian canals, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Barsoom, Percival Lowell

Book Review: Downbelow Station (C.J. Cherryh 1981)

Vironevaeh wrote 2 months ago: Note: I avoid spoilers in this review. Any plot details I mention occur early in the book. Rating: 4 … more →

Tags: Artists and books, Science Fiction, Fiction Stories, Books, Science, book, SciFi, Sci-Fi, Book Review

Rocket Summer.

mirrenaudax wrote 2 months ago: “People leaned from their dripping porches and watched the reddening sky.The rocket lay on the … more →

Tags: Science Fiction, Ray Bradbury, Aerospace, Spacecraft, rocket summer, Rocket, missile, Launch

Among Bright Stars... (Neo-human #2) — 6 comments

Rodney C. Johnson wrote 3 months ago: Humanity’s future, isn’t human… Nadia Korelia, Falcanian queen, has spent the last three years assem … more →

Tags: Books, eBooks, Science Fiction, neo-human, Imogen Drake Series, Fiction, genetic engineering, Rodney C. Johnson, morningstars

The Best of Science Fiction — 2 comments

Vironevaeh wrote 3 months ago: I began reading science fiction novels almost by accident. One day I saw an Alfred Bester book on th … more →

Tags: Artists and books, Science Fiction, book, SciFi, sff, Science fiction novels, BEST OF, best of science fiction, Favorite

World War Z by Max Brooks

Frivolous Wastes of Time wrote 5 months ago: It seems like everyone is reading World War Z lately, so I thought I’d give it a go to see wha … more →

Tags: sci-fi novels, Books, Horror, horror literature, Literature, Max Brooks, Reading, Sci-Fi, Science Fiction

Exploring The Martian Canals.

mirrenaudax wrote 5 months ago: “The Martians were there—in the canal—reflected in the water…. The Martians stared back up at … more →

Tags: Science Fiction, Mars, Ray Bradbury, the martian chronicles, canals, Martian canals, Life On Mars

At The Temple Of The Morlocks.

mirrenaudax wrote 5 months ago: “We should strive to welcome change and challenges, because they are what help us grow. With out the … more →

Tags: The real world, Eloi, George Pal, HG Wells, morlocks, Science Fiction Film, The Time Machine, The Time Machine film, Time Travel

The Shadow From The Sky.

mirrenaudax wrote 6 months ago: “I crawled back through the gap and as I did so a shadow began to spread across the rubble bef … more →

Tags: The real world, Science Fiction 2, Michael Moorcock, the warlord of the air, Oswald Bastable, Teku Benga, the land leviathan, The Steel Tsar, The Tale of the Eternal Champion

Observer Corps.

mirrenaudax wrote 7 months ago:   … more →

Tags: Science Fiction, star wars, Clone Trooper, War, Science Fiction 2, The Forever War, Future, Joe Haldeman

Human Wave Science Fiction... ? — 4 comments

Rodney C. Johnson wrote 8 months ago: You know how I am always talking about making sure the science fiction world I’m building serv … more →

Tags: Books, Science Fiction, writing, Entertainment, Literature, Arts, fiction (2), Writers Resources, Science fiction and fantasy

Edgar Rice Burroughs: Curiosity on Mars

USPS Stamps wrote 9 months ago: So what does a postage stamp have to do with the successful landing of the Curiosity rover on Mars? … more →

Tags: literature, Space, forever stamps, Literature, Science, 2012 stamp program, Science Fiction, writer, Edgar Rice Burroughs

Edgar Rice Burroughs Stamp Swings Into Post Offices Today

USPS Stamps wrote 9 months ago: “I have been writing for nineteen years and I have been successful probably because I have alw … more →

Tags: Stamp Issuances, literature, Philatelic Products, forever stamps, first day of issue, Literature, 2012 stamp program, Books, writer

Feed

meaningfromprint wrote 9 months ago: I remember my son, Anton, who is now 21, reading Feed when he was in high school.  I asked him this … more →

Tags: young adult literature, Dystopian Literature, Science Fiction, Dystopian Literature, young adult literature, books by M.T. Anderson, Feed

Uglies

meaningfromprint wrote 9 months ago: In this dystopian society, children can’t wait to turn 16, the age at which they undergo  radi … more →

Tags: Dystopian Literature, Science Fiction, Dystopian Literature, young adult literature

Ender's Game — 7 comments

Lord Brockington wrote 1 year ago: I think that I’m going to have to refocus the topic a bit. As I was typing, I kind of realized that … more →

Tags: Literature, Review, apocalypse, Nuclear, nuke, survival, Armageddon, Sci-Fi, Science

Sci-Fi Reviews BEGIN! - Against the Fall of Night

Lord Brockington wrote 1 year ago: Well, ladies and gentlemen… Here we are again. Friday the 13th. I hope you’ve all had as great … more →

Tags: Literature, apocalypse, Fiction, Science, Novel, literature, Science Fiction, Clarke, arthur c. clarke


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