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api.follow.it /2 weeks ago

The Mysterious Planet: Too cool for Thule

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...

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file770.com /1 month ago

Pixel Scroll 4/9/26 Lest Loch Ness Fall

(1) ALIENS RECOMMENDED. James S.A. Corey (the pen name of Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck, the authors of the Expanse series), picked the “Best Alien Books by Octavia E. Butler, Ted C...

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mysteryfile.com /3 weeks ago

SF Diary Review: ANALOG SF – January 1968.

ANALOG SF – January 1968, Editor: John W. Campbell. Cover art credited to NASA. Overall rating: ***½. R. C. FITZPATRICK & LEIGH RICHMOND. “There Is a Tide.” Novelette. The cont...

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file770.com /1 month ago

Pixel Scroll 4/22/26 To Scroll In Ignorance Of Pixels Is To Scroll Badly. To Scroll Knowingly In Pixels Is To Become Inv...

(1) WHEN FANDOMS COLLIDE. Publishers Weekly’s “Image of the Day” — Brandon Sanderson and his arch-nemesis John Scalzi took the stage in Decatur, Ga., for a lively q&a and conve...

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file770.com /1 month ago

Pixel Scroll 4/16/26 Once Is Happenstance, Twice Is Coincidence, Three Times Is Pixel Scrolls

(1) 2026 GUGGENHEIM FELLOWS. Namwali Serpell, author of the 2020 Clark Award-winning The Old Drift, and Marlon James, whose Black Leopard, Red Wolf won a 2020 Locus Award, are amon...

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file770.com /1 month ago

David Ferguson Review: Irish Conflict in Comics in the 20th Century

Review by David Ferguson: James Bacon, who is a well-known Filer, convention and fanzine fan has been researching and writing about comics recently appeared on RTE Radio 1’s The Hi...

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file770.com /1 month ago

Pixel Scroll 4/4/26 It’s A Beautiful Scroll In The Pixelhood

(1) FANS, LET’S BE REAL. Phenderson Djèlí Clark says, “Starfleet Academy: We Didn’t Deserve You”. … I kept watching and after a while, I saw some great episodes–like one where they...

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file770.com /3 weeks ago

Niven, More

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...

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reactormag.com /3 weeks ago

What Was the First Book You Bought From Each SF Publisher?

Let's take a trip down the book-lined pathways of Memory Lane... The post What Was the First Book You Bought From Each SF Publisher? appeared first on Reactor.

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file770.com /2 weeks ago

Pixel Scroll 5/10/26 Hazel And The Pixels Are Exploring The Junkyard That Was Mars

(1) BECKY CHAMBERS Q&A. The Planetary Society Book Club’s dialog with Becky Chambers is available on YouTube: “The Planetary Society Book Club: Live with Becky Chambers, Author...

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file770.com /1 month ago

Pixel Scroll 4/6/26 I Gave My Love A Pixel, Without A Scroll

(1) NEBULA CONFERENCE PROGRAM POSTED. The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association (SFWA) has launched its preliminary program for its 61st Annual Nebula Awards Conference,...

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file770.com /1 month ago

Pixel Scroll 4/2/26 Still Pixeled After All These Lightyears

(1) I’M BACK. In The New Yorker, Stephanie Burt reviews a new work by “The Sci-Fi Novelist Who Disappeared for Decades”. “In What We Are Seeking, the cult author Cameron Reed retur...

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file770.com /1 month ago

Pixel Scroll 4/20/26 Paul Muad-Dib Usul Atreides – His Name Is My Name, Too! Whenever We Go Out, You Can Hear The Fremen...

(1) J. G. BALLARD BIOGRAPHY REVIWED. “The Illuminated Man by Christopher Priest and Nina Allan review – an unconventional portrait of JG Ballard” by Adam Sisman in the Guardian. …I...

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api.follow.it /1 month ago

WWWednesday: April 29, 2026

The Hugo candidates have been selected. At Reactor, Lish McBride comments on books everyone told her to read (so she put it off) that she finally got around to reading… and really...

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file770.com /1 month ago

Pixel Scroll 4/12/26 “Open The Cat Flap, HAL”

(1) YOU CAN CHECK IN ANY TIME YOU LIKE. Brian Keene sends greetings from “Hotel Hell” in Letters From the Labyrinth 466. …Greetings from The Verve, a hotel on the outskirts of Bost...

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kirkusreviews.com /3 weeks ago

CHERRY BEACH

Following an award-winning memoir, fiction for adults and children, a two-volume history of Canada, and 12 Canadian National Magazine Awards, Gillmor shows he has yet another trick...

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file770.com /3 weeks ago

Pixel Scroll 5/3/26 Han Kissed First

(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...

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file770.com /2 days ago

Audible Art Fail: “The Roads Must Scroll”

(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...

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fantasyhotlist.blogspot.com /1 month ago

More inexpensive ebook goodies!

You can now download David Louis Edelman's Infoquake for only 6.99$ by following this Amazon Associate link. This OneLink will take you to the nearest Amazon site serving your coun...

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file770.com /1 month ago

Pixel Scroll 4/29/26 Pixel Rennie Was Ill The Day The File Stood Stood Still, But He Scrolled Us Where We Stand

(1) CONNIE WILLIS’ WILLIAMSON LECTURESHIP REPORT. Connie Willis told Facebook readers how much fun she had at the Jack Williamson Lectureship held April 9-11. …Then we adjourned to...

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file770.com /1 month ago

Pixel Scroll 4/19/26 Pixels Are Finite, Scrolls Infinite

(1) A PLAYER IN THE ‘GENREFICATION’ OF FANTASY. Thomas Burnett Swann understood “The Bittersweet Temporality of Love” – as we’re reminded in a profile at Los Angeles Review of Book...

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api.follow.it /1 week ago

WWWednesday: May 20, 2026

It looks as if the Anthropic suit is expected to progress smoothly this time. Elon Musk, on the other hand, did not have smooth sailing with his lawsuit against OpenAI CEO Sam Altm...

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api.follow.it /1 week ago

The Language of Liars: Brief and brilliant

The Language of Liars by S.L. Huang S.L. Huang’s The Language of Liars (2026) is both brief (160 pages) and brilliant, and while its brevity means you’ll speed through it relativel...

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file770.com /1 week ago

Pixel Scroll 5/17/26 Pixel’s Secret Library: Where The Dark Scrolls Are

(1) HELP MICHAEL WHELAN SOLVE A MYSTERY. Mike Jackson, the webmaster at MichaelWhelan.com, hopes “the collective knowledge of fandom might recall the publishing origins of Michael...

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