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(1) DEAN DRIVER. “Where To Start Reading Robert A. Heinlein, The Dean Of Science Fiction” – a writer for Giant Freakin Robot begins by emphatically steering readers away from RAH’s...
Responding to Chucky, there is a story by Heinlein (IIRC, I've read a lot of sci fi) about a rich guy with myasthenia gravis who sets up housekeeping in orbit, for the microgravit...
The Mysterious Planet by Lester del Rey When most readers think of 1950s sci-fi geared toward a younger audience, they probably focus on two authors, Robert A. Heinlein and Andre N...
What are we trying to save? The post The Deep Humanity of <em>Project Hail Mary</em> appeared first on Reactor.
By John Hertz: In further honor of Larry Niven’s 88th birthday — a doubly-lucky number, according to some — last month, I offer these thoughts. I suggest that Niven has an independ...
(Advisory bordering on caveat: Snake’s-hands [1], rabbit holes, footnote, and a neologism or two – also, SFnal historic arcana or at least gray-hairing.) [1] a term from John Crowl...
The narrative unfolds in a future where space-mining companies have accidentally destroyed Earth, forcing humans, robots, and artificial intelligences to disperse to other planets....
A thrilling adventure in one of the coolest places in the Solar System... The post An Exciting Tale in a Fascinating Setting: <i>Trouble on Titan</i> by Alan E. Nourse...
Back to the Wells, Part 5: The First Men in the Moon by Matthew R. Bradley Both Jules Verne and H.G. Wells are sometimes known as “the father of science fiction,” and author...
Back to the Wells, Part 5: The First Men in the Moon by Matthew R. Bradley Both Jules Verne and H.G. Wells are sometimes known as “the father of science fiction,” and author...
Back to the Wells, Part 5: The First Men in the Moon by Matthew R. Bradley Both Jules Verne and H.G. Wells are sometimes known as “the father of science fiction,” and author...
About the Book:When a prion plague begins hollowing out the human mind, Nobel laureate Maja Nygaard builds the only lifeboat left: a machine that destroys the body to preserve the...
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