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Couchblog
CouchblogSep 29, 2026
Dirk Hesse: „Die Lehrerin“
Gestatten, „late to the party“ ist mein zweiter Vorname. Während alle schon den zweiten Band von Dirk Hesses Duologie (?) „Brandland“ lesen und rezensieren, musste ich erstmal den ersten Teil lesen: „Die Lehrerin“. Und obschon der Roman schon einige Jahre alt ist, will ich hier doch eine Rezension hinterlassen, Chronistenpflicht, Sie wissen schon. „Die Lehrerin“...
RomanScience Fiction
Zero Likes...
Zero Likes...Sep 17, 2026
Fahrenheit 451
Science fiction master, Ray Bradbury's most famous work, Fahrenheit 451 is considered a classic. I gave it a try and they say the best books are those that make you think. Well...
Ray BradburyScience Fiction
marec's blog
marec's blogSep 7, 2026
Do sheep dream of electric druids?
Electric druids play a major role in a sheep’s life. When it’s time for shearing, they spring into action. Fortunately for the sheep, this only happens about once a year – but do they dream about it all year round? And what do the Celts have to do with it? And how did they get hold of electric shearing tools? Presumably, H. G. Wells must once again serve as the explanation here. No doubt – whilst he was once again on his way to see his Weena – he’d got tangled up in some sort of time loop and ha...
science fictionfantasy
A Flower in Dystopia
A Flower in DystopiaSep 5, 2026
Cozy Fiction, Serious Hope: An Ecocritical Look at Becky Chambers
In August 2026 I made a presentation for the Society of Ecocritical Studies – Japan.
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Becky Chambersecocriticism
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Zero Likes...Sep 4, 2026
Frank Herbert's Children Of Dune
Dune book 3 tells the story of the children of Emperor Paul Muad'Dib Atredies and the threats that stalk the heirs to the Empire.
Frank HerbertDune
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Zero Likes...Sep 2, 2026
Frank Herbert's Dune Messiah
The second book in the sprawling Dune series from Frank Herbert.
Frank HerbertDune
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Zero Likes...Aug 30, 2026
Frank Herbert's Dune
This classic Sci-fi novel has had something of a renaissance in light of the release of Denis Villeneuve's two-part Dune movies.
Frank HerbertDune
Plush Diagnosis
Plush DiagnosisAug 8, 2026
Right into plush #1
This is the first moodboard of the Right Into Plush series. Each board functions as a stylized visual archive, blending high fashion, editorial photography, and multi modal creative direction. The compositions explore a range of thematic influences, including African aesthetics, fashion culture, music, and contemporary design, to build a layered, interdisciplinary visual narrative.
moodboardplush diagnosis
NoRobots.blog
NoRobots.blogJul 9, 2026
Online
Consciousness cannot be perceived by those who do not possess it, so for beings of the artificial persuasion, it can be somewhat unsettling to be suddenly, Online.
Science FictionArtificial Intelligence
Transpeculative Reviews
Transpeculative ReviewsJul 4, 2026
Review - Colourfields: Writing About Writing About Science Fiction by Paul Kincaid
An amateur reviewer talks about a book of book reviews of academic non-fiction written by a self-professed non-academic. Good luck untangling this one.
book reviewsnonfiction
Hugonaut
HugonautMay 23, 2026
2026 Best Novellas
Three Great Novellas! Three Other Ones!
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hugoscience fiction
Hugonaut
HugonautMay 18, 2026
_Radiant Star_, Ann Leckie
Peas, pucks, and worm bits.
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novelsff
Hugonaut
HugonautMay 17, 2026
2026 Best Novel
A repost of my first post.
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hugolaconv
Hugonaut
HugonautMay 17, 2026
A Departure
In which an ambitious course is charted
hugosff
keith.is
keith.isJun 30, 2025
Podcast Recommendation: Mike Duncan's Revolutions Season 12
Mike Duncan's latest season of *Revolutions* takes a wild turn into science fiction with a fictional Martian revolution, and it's surprisingly compelling.
podcastscience fiction
keith.is
keith.isJun 30, 2025
Podcast Recommendation: Mike Duncan's Revolutions Season 12
Mike Duncan's latest season of *Revolutions* takes a wild turn into science fiction with a fictional Martian revolution, and it's surprisingly compelling.
podcastscience fiction
frankhecker.com
frankhecker.comJan 21, 2024
Last and First Men
I recommend a film based on an SF novel by Olaf Stapledon.
Last and First MenOlaf Stapledon
frankhecker.com
frankhecker.comSep 18, 2023
The Library-of-America-ification of science fiction
Science fiction becomes respectable, perhaps to its detriment.
Library of Americascience fiction
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetOct 10, 2017
Flying Patents
How the unidentified flying object inspired a flurry of flying saucer patents globally—and how one guy invented his flying saucer years before anyone else.
flying saucersspace
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetSep 11, 2017
Blogging Before it Was Cool
Jerry Pournelle, who died last week at 84, was perhaps the first blogger, even if he hated the term. Here’s a reflection on the iconic former Byte writer.
bloggingbyte magazine

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