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Star Trek: Savage Trade
When Captain James Kirk ordered the Enterprise to find out what happened to the crew of a science outpost that had gone missing, doubtless he never expected to help George Washington with a political revolution, or fight at the side … Continue reading
Sassy galaxies & road-tripping the solar backwoods
This week has seen a little action on the Science Survey, as I read titles for the Local Astronomy and Cosmology & Astrophysics sections. First up, The Big Backyard is a short look at the outer reaches of our own … Continue reading
WWW Wednesday
WWW Wednesday is a meme hosted by Taking on a World of Words, in which participants must answer these questions three: WHAT is your name? WHAT is your quest? WHAT – …..Oh, sorry. It’s about reading. The questions: What are … Continue reading
The Shadow of War
JFK’s presidency is off to a… start. Dismissed as a greenhorn who has no idea what he’s up to, he’s just had to eat crow on the national stage after admitting to the fiasco that was the Bay of Pigs … Continue reading
Posted in historical fiction, Reviews
Tagged Atomic Age - Cold War, Cold war, Cuba, historical fiction, Jeff Shaara
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Science fiction book bingo?
Today while visiting a new-to-me blog, Dragon Rambles, I saw a link to a bookish game called Science Fiction Book Bingo. It’s a bit like a scavenger hunt or a reading challenge. Now, what can I claim? Small Beginnings: Start … Continue reading
Plan 9 from Outer Space: Ed Woods attacks!
I love watching strange science fiction movies from the fifties and sixties, especially the B+ movies with outlandish costuming, strange set design, and bizarre characters. Ed Woods’ Plan 9 from Outer Space delivered all those in spades, along with genre … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, science fiction
Tagged advanced review, arts-entertainment, horror, humor, science fiction
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