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Fantasy Inventions 001 « Auxiliary Memory
Feb 24, 2008 ... Philip Pullman created a wonderful fantasy invention in The Golden Compass when he imagined humans having a dæmon as an external soul to ...
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The Top 10 Science Fiction Film Game « Auxiliary Memory
Gattaca is great but I think I’d throw Equilibrium in there instead of it. ... same way about Aeon Flux if I ever get desperate enough to watch it again. ... SFF Audio · Stainless Steel Droppings · Subterranean Magazine ...
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Feb 26, 2009 ... “The Veldt” is the opening short story in Ray Bradbury’s classic collection The Illustrated Man, and it’s a highly effective story that ...
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Once you get past the part about owning music you realize the problem becomes finding great new music. And Rhapsody has many features that ...
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Everything I want to see in my dream reference book on science fiction could be part of Wikipedia. I don’t know if they’d like a bunch of ...
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Mar 28, 2007 ... By my definition of science fiction there aren’t that many science fiction books and movies. Gattaca was a magnificent story speculating ...
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Their Science Fiction page offer books from Mary Shelley’s ... Kindle, Magazines, Science Fiction | Tagged free books, free audio books, ...
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Filming Science Fiction Short Stories « Auxiliary Memory
Over at BestScienceFictionStories.com Rusty Keele got an email from a film director asking him about which science fiction short stories ...
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Wikipedia and Science Fiction Reference Books « Auxiliary Memory
I’ve been discussing with Bob Sabella, author of Who Shaped Science Fiction?, about writing a science fiction reference book together. ...
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Scientific American Questions Ethanol « Auxiliary Memory
Scientific American Questions Ethanol. December 31, 2006 by jameswharris. Last summer brought many stories about the success of ethanol in Brazil during the ...
 
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