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MIND MELD: A Spacecraft of One’s Own

Today our Mind Meld contributor's are taking a rocket to the stars... [...]

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In the eighth episode of the Sf Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester is joined by Lisa Paitz Spindler, Matthew Sanborn Smith and John DeNardo to discuss the future of science fiction: Are the epic space operas waning in favor of the condensed, character driven heroes story? Has our future, as author William Gibson recently commented in a recent interview, "lost Continue Reading →

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Published On: September 20, 2009

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Published On: September 20, 2009

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