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10/22/11

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David Brin's Startide Rising takes off, but could use more gravity

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5/15/11

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In which a great work is finally completed: Isaac Asimov's Forward the Foundation

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5/14/11

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In Prelude to Foundation, Isaac Asimov delves into psychohistory's sorta psycho history

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5/13/11

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Home again, home again, in so many ways: Isaac Asimov's Foundation and Earth

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5/12/11

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Foundation's Edge by Isaac Asimov: The end is the beginning is the end

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5/11/11

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Mind games and mysteries abound in Isaac Asimov's Second Foundation

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5/10/11

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In which events take a generally darker turn: Foundation and Empire by Isaac Asimov

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5/9/11

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Isaac Asimov's Foundation: The little idea that became science fiction's biggest series

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1/15/11

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Downbelow Station: Here's how you write a novel

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11/28/10

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Joan Vinge’s The Snow Queen: The girl-power counterpart to Star Wars

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11/7/10

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In Arthur Clarke's Fountains of Paradise, man makes tidy work of the heavens

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10/24/10

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Feminism, astronauts, and riding sidesaddle: Talking to Dreamsnake's Vonda McIntyre

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10/23/10

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Dreamsnake: The controversial Hugo winner that's no longer in print

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10/9/10

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Gateway by Frederik Pohl: The most dreadful of Hugo winners

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9/26/10

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Kate Wilhelm's Sweet Birds: How protecting a species can endanger it

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9/11/10

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The Forever War remains timeless, especially on September 11

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8/29/10

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Ursula Le Guin's The Dispossessed: When you want to like a book but don't

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7/31/10

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Hey, Morgan Freeman: Here's how to make a Rendezvous With Rama movie

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7/17/10

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Isaac Asimov’s The Gods Themselves: In which scientists are jerks and aliens masturbate

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7/3/10

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The first novel of Riverworld covers deep waters, but it's a rough ride

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Humanity's Origin Story Just Got More Complicated

Our Fascination With Canon Is Killing the Way We Value Stories

3 Nerdy, But Useful, Things to Do Around Your House While Stuck at Home

David Brin's Startide Rising takes off, but could use more gravity

In which a great work is finally completed: Isaac Asimov's Forward the Foundation

In Prelude to Foundation, Isaac Asimov delves into psychohistory's sorta psycho history

Home again, home again, in so many ways: Isaac Asimov's Foundation and Earth

Foundation's Edge by Isaac Asimov: The end is the beginning is the end

Mind games and mysteries abound in Isaac Asimov's Second Foundation

In which events take a generally darker turn: Foundation and Empire by Isaac Asimov

Isaac Asimov's Foundation: The little idea that became science fiction's biggest series

Downbelow Station: Here's how you write a novel

Joan Vinge’s The Snow Queen: The girl-power counterpart to Star Wars

In Arthur Clarke's Fountains of Paradise, man makes tidy work of the heavens

Feminism, astronauts, and riding sidesaddle: Talking to Dreamsnake's Vonda McIntyre

Dreamsnake: The controversial Hugo winner that's no longer in print

Gateway by Frederik Pohl: The most dreadful of Hugo winners

Kate Wilhelm's Sweet Birds: How protecting a species can endanger it

The Forever War remains timeless, especially on September 11

Ursula Le Guin's The Dispossessed: When you want to like a book but don't

Hey, Morgan Freeman: Here's how to make a Rendezvous With Rama movie

Isaac Asimov’s The Gods Themselves: In which scientists are jerks and aliens masturbate

The first novel of Riverworld covers deep waters, but it's a rough ride

Some people went and animated Colin Trevorrow's unused Star Wars script

Sources: Despite Huge Sales, Borderlands 3 Developers Are Getting Stiffed On Bonuses

Why You Should Order Your Pizza 'Uncut'

David Brin's Startide Rising takes off, but could use more gravity

In which a great work is finally completed: Isaac Asimov's Forward the Foundation

In Prelude to Foundation, Isaac Asimov delves into psychohistory's sorta psycho history

Home again, home again, in so many ways: Isaac Asimov's Foundation and Earth

Foundation's Edge by Isaac Asimov: The end is the beginning is the end

Mind games and mysteries abound in Isaac Asimov's Second Foundation

In which events take a generally darker turn: Foundation and Empire by Isaac Asimov

Isaac Asimov's Foundation: The little idea that became science fiction's biggest series

Downbelow Station: Here's how you write a novel

Joan Vinge’s The Snow Queen: The girl-power counterpart to Star Wars

In Arthur Clarke's Fountains of Paradise, man makes tidy work of the heavens

Feminism, astronauts, and riding sidesaddle: Talking to Dreamsnake's Vonda McIntyre

Dreamsnake: The controversial Hugo winner that's no longer in print

Gateway by Frederik Pohl: The most dreadful of Hugo winners

Kate Wilhelm's Sweet Birds: How protecting a species can endanger it

The Forever War remains timeless, especially on September 11

Ursula Le Guin's The Dispossessed: When you want to like a book but don't

Hey, Morgan Freeman: Here's how to make a Rendezvous With Rama movie

Isaac Asimov’s The Gods Themselves: In which scientists are jerks and aliens masturbate

The first novel of Riverworld covers deep waters, but it's a rough ride