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Guess what.
Guess what.
Please submit recommendations by Nov. 14th for the Otherwise Award jury to consider! Nominate works of speculative fiction - #sciencefiction, #fantasy, and more - that expand or explore our notions of gender:
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The first space opera by a Black Author, John P. Moore's THE MARTIAN TRILOGY, is now available, thanks to the work of Dr. Lisa P. Yaszek and others. Originally published in THE ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION in 1930.
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The first space opera by a Black Author, John P. Moore's THE MARTIAN TRILOGY, is now available, thanks to the work of Dr. Lisa P. Yaszek and others. Originally published in THE ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION in 1930.
www.amazon.com/Martian-Tril...
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This is a deeply humane space opera with many and very splendid aliens. It's the first in a loose trilogy, but works fine as a standalone.
This is a deeply humane space opera with many and very splendid aliens. It's the first in a loose trilogy, but works fine as a standalone.
The "stop reccing Golden Age SF to people, it doesn't hold up" discourse is never ending.
But I haven't seen the equivalent for the golden age of fat epic fantasy; the 80s and 90s.
So: what 80s & 90s epic fantasy holds up best to modern eyes and why?
The "stop reccing Golden Age SF to people, it doesn't hold up" discourse is never ending.
But I haven't seen the equivalent for the golden age of fat epic fantasy; the 80s and 90s.
So: what 80s & 90s epic fantasy holds up best to modern eyes and why?
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