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The Great Lorenzo has found the role of a lifetime... if he can survive. The post Fake It Till You Make It: <i>Double Star</i> by Robert A. Heinlein appeared first on R...
By Rich Lynch: RAH has been gone for decades but he was still very much alive in the “L.A. and Heinlein” panel at LAcon V. The Heinlein Society was well represented on the panel,...
By John Hertz: We’ll discuss three SF Classics at LAcon V, one discussion each. Come to as many as you like. You’ll be welcome to join in. I’m still with “A classic is a work th...
“One thing for you to think about. You appeared at the statue of Roland and his ka-tet; came to here from nowhere, so you did. Someone who saw called you the second coming of Jason...
While the first volume felt very much like a Heinlein juvenile, this one has a different vibe... The post Less Heinlein, More Mind Games: <i>A Princess of the Aerie</i>...
By Gary Westfahl: Anne McCaffrey’s 1961 story “The Ship Who Sang” was the first of five stories later assembled as The Ship Who Sang (1969). These stories related the space adventu...
POUL ANDERSON “Third Stage.” First published in Amazing Stories, February 1962. Reprinted in Space Pioneers, edited by Hank Davis & Christopher Ruocchio (Baen, paperback, 2018)...
In Robert Heinlein’s 1950 novella “The Man Who Sold the Moon,” a tycoon embarks on a quest to be the first human on the moon, and proceeds to auction off title rights to the lunar...
The summer after graduating high school, knowing he would face conscription into the military as soon as his eighteenth birthday arrived, Edward Abbey (January 29, 1927–March 14, 1...
This is a quote from Harry Bates' short story entitled "Farewell to the Master" which was first published in the October 1940 issue of Astounding Science Fiction: "From his perch...
Sixty-four years ago, John F. Kennedy stood on a football field at Rice University and declared space the new, permanent frontier of human ambition. Fast-forward to today, and Pres...
Isaac Young's science fiction novel, 'The Last Human,' builds a fascinating new world that highlights what it means to be human.
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