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A Century of Science Fiction

Published On: April 19, 2007

The University of Delaware Library offers an online exhibit From Verne to Vonnegut: A Century of Science Fiction. There are several "rooms" to explore... Early work opens with Sir Thomas More's Utopia from 1516 and showcases books by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley (The Last Man, her first major work after Frankenstein), Edgar Allan Poe (Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque), Jules Continue Reading →

Orbit Launches Short Fiction eBook Program

Published On: April 19, 2011

Orbit books has just launched a digital short fiction program, offering original stories from its authors. The stories will be available at all major eBook retailers, initially in the U.S. with other regions available soon. The initial program launch includes: Perfect Shadow by Brent WeeksViolet Tendencies by Jaye WellsScouting Jasmine by Jennifer RardinThe Legionnaires by T.C. McCarthyApocalypse Scenario #683: The Continue Reading →

Short Fiction Friday: Asimov’s April/May 2013, Part 2

Published On: April 19, 2013

REVIEW SUMMARY: Part 1 of the review of this double issue of Asimov's concentrated on the novella and short stories, Part 2 completes the review by looking at the novelettes. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: Humans and aliens in settings reminiscent of Edgar Rice Burroughs and a police procedural that evolves into a discussion of string theory and Egyptian mythology are Continue Reading →

Get Perpendicular

Published On: April 19, 2005

Hitachi has a Schoolhouse Rock-like animation called "Get Perpendicular" which explains how greater areal density is achieved on perpendicular recording technology. Hitachi thinks its new technology can make a 6 gigabyte hard drive store the equivalent of 30,000 songs instead of just 3,000. Can you say "1,500 hours of MP3s?" [Link via CNet]

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Published On: April 19, 2009

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