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ICYMI, a look at some great SF books that imagine our first interactions with our aliens chums. 🪐📚 #scifbooks #sciencefiction #booktube youtu.be/OeXw2z4X5kY

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📚🪐 Back to the roots... A. E. van Vogt I have an ambivalent relationship with the author. Some of his works are fast-paced and gripping (Isher duology, "The Voyage of the Space Beagle", "The War Against the Rull", "Future Glitter") , but I have to struggle with others (e.g. "Null-A")...🤷

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!! On Feb 26th, Amazon is changing the way that you can access your Kindle books: Downloading to a device for offline reading or keeping the books when you delete your account will stop!! 🪐📚 💙🪐🌶️🩸 Check out the YT video from @CriminOllyBlog for detailed info www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMoC...

submitted 5 days ago • 1 comment

📚🪐 Novels told from a robot's perspective ... * Barrington J. Bailey's "Soul of the Robot" (1974) * Asimov's "Bicentennial man (1976)" * John Sladek's "Roderick or The Education of a Young Machine" (1980)

submitted 10 days ago • 1 comment

📚🪐 "The Nimrod Hunt" / "The Spheres of Heaven" by Charles Sheffield (1986 / 2001) Books that I would never sell! The story of the Morgan constructs (semi-organic guards constructed by humans who run amok and pose a threat to humans and the three known alien races primarily through psychogenic ..

submitted 12 days ago • 1 comment

#movies #horror Watched recently "Eden Lake" from 2008 ... O M G ! The real horror is that man is his own worst beast. There is no need for supernatural horror. Or jump scares. A gem that is easy to miss. In its consistently bleak, dark development, unwatchable for many.

submitted 15 days ago • 0 comments

📚🪐 I have a soft spot for SF that draws on the past by showing an alternative development or simply tells a good story about people who were important for space travel Baxter does the former with great attention to detail in "Voyage", the latter movingly in Andy Duncan's "The Chief Designer"...

submitted 15 days ago • 1 comment