@nicolaslaslas76.bsky.social
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Philip José Farmer (1918-2009) was born on this day. Bibliography: www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.c...
L, Richard Powers, 1971; R, Julie Smith, 1982
#scifi #sciencefiction #books #fantasy
L, Richard Powers, 1971; R, Julie Smith, 1982
#scifi #sciencefiction #books #fantasy
January 26, 2026 at 2:52 PM
Philip José Farmer (1918-2009) was born on this day. Bibliography: www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.c...
L, Richard Powers, 1971; R, Julie Smith, 1982
#scifi #sciencefiction #books #fantasy
L, Richard Powers, 1971; R, Julie Smith, 1982
#scifi #sciencefiction #books #fantasy
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Robert Silverberg (1935-) was born on this day. Bibliography: www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.c...
L, Colin Hay, 1978; R, Stan Mack, 1958
#scifi #sciencefiction #books
L, Colin Hay, 1978; R, Stan Mack, 1958
#scifi #sciencefiction #books
January 15, 2026 at 12:50 PM
Robert Silverberg (1935-) was born on this day. Bibliography: www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.c...
L, Colin Hay, 1978; R, Stan Mack, 1958
#scifi #sciencefiction #books
L, Colin Hay, 1978; R, Stan Mack, 1958
#scifi #sciencefiction #books
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Celebrating Robert Silverberg, who is 91 today.
A tremendous body of work spanning several decades - much of which I‘ve yet to become familiar with (beyond the superb ’The Book of Skulls‘).
However, this also means there’s an absolute wealth of titles that’ll be a pleasure to finally discover… 🙂
A tremendous body of work spanning several decades - much of which I‘ve yet to become familiar with (beyond the superb ’The Book of Skulls‘).
However, this also means there’s an absolute wealth of titles that’ll be a pleasure to finally discover… 🙂
January 15, 2026 at 8:55 AM
Celebrating Robert Silverberg, who is 91 today.
A tremendous body of work spanning several decades - much of which I‘ve yet to become familiar with (beyond the superb ’The Book of Skulls‘).
However, this also means there’s an absolute wealth of titles that’ll be a pleasure to finally discover… 🙂
A tremendous body of work spanning several decades - much of which I‘ve yet to become familiar with (beyond the superb ’The Book of Skulls‘).
However, this also means there’s an absolute wealth of titles that’ll be a pleasure to finally discover… 🙂
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Night’s swathed in dense fog and the stillness that brings. May well be asleep when 2026 rings in, dreaming of Polly Crisis and her band Jackpot, so here’s wishing you all the best from Vancouver!
January 1, 2026 at 7:05 AM
Night’s swathed in dense fog and the stillness that brings. May well be asleep when 2026 rings in, dreaming of Polly Crisis and her band Jackpot, so here’s wishing you all the best from Vancouver!
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Pierre Bordage (1955-2025)
Pierre Bordage (1955-2025)
French SF author Pierre Bordage, 70, died of a heart attack December 26, 2025. Bordage was born January 29, 1955 in La Réorthe, Vendée, France. He wrote more than 50 novels and over 50 short storie…
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December 30, 2025 at 8:43 PM
Pierre Bordage (1955-2025)
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Message pour tous les lecteurs et lectrices...
On vient d'apprendre avec une grande tristesse la mort de Pierre Bordage, immense auteur d'imaginaire (et pas que).
buff.ly/zrMXKrg
On a une grande pensée pour ses proches...
#sciencefiction #fantasy #PierreBordage
On vient d'apprendre avec une grande tristesse la mort de Pierre Bordage, immense auteur d'imaginaire (et pas que).
buff.ly/zrMXKrg
On a une grande pensée pour ses proches...
#sciencefiction #fantasy #PierreBordage
December 29, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Message pour tous les lecteurs et lectrices...
On vient d'apprendre avec une grande tristesse la mort de Pierre Bordage, immense auteur d'imaginaire (et pas que).
buff.ly/zrMXKrg
On a une grande pensée pour ses proches...
#sciencefiction #fantasy #PierreBordage
On vient d'apprendre avec une grande tristesse la mort de Pierre Bordage, immense auteur d'imaginaire (et pas que).
buff.ly/zrMXKrg
On a une grande pensée pour ses proches...
#sciencefiction #fantasy #PierreBordage
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RIP French sci-fi writer Pierre Bordage (1955-2025)
December 29, 2025 at 5:33 PM
RIP French sci-fi writer Pierre Bordage (1955-2025)
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This explains so much 🤔
Who is missing? Names + coordinates in the comments.
Who is missing? Names + coordinates in the comments.
December 27, 2025 at 11:06 AM
This explains so much 🤔
Who is missing? Names + coordinates in the comments.
Who is missing? Names + coordinates in the comments.
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Alfred Bester (1913-1987) was born on this day. Bibliography: www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.c...
L, Richard Powers, 1961; R, Richard Powers, 1976
#scifi #sciencefiction #books
L, Richard Powers, 1961; R, Richard Powers, 1976
#scifi #sciencefiction #books
December 18, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Alfred Bester (1913-1987) was born on this day. Bibliography: www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.c...
L, Richard Powers, 1961; R, Richard Powers, 1976
#scifi #sciencefiction #books
L, Richard Powers, 1961; R, Richard Powers, 1976
#scifi #sciencefiction #books
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John Varley (1947-2025) locusmag.com/2025/12...
December 12, 2025 at 12:29 AM
John Varley (1947-2025) locusmag.com/2025/12...
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Please, Apple, do this one right.
Neuromancer by @greatdismal.bsky.social finally gets a TV series. Could be amazing, but expectations will be high from all of us who read these books when we were young.
Count Zero was a personal fave.
Neuromancer by @greatdismal.bsky.social finally gets a TV series. Could be amazing, but expectations will be high from all of us who read these books when we were young.
Count Zero was a personal fave.
Apple TV's New Cyberpunk Show That Was Called 'Unfilmable' Is the Sci-Fi Event of the Decade
One book-to-screen adaptation that was once thought impossible is finally coming to Apple TV next year--and we couldn't be more excited.
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November 30, 2025 at 10:17 AM
Please, Apple, do this one right.
Neuromancer by @greatdismal.bsky.social finally gets a TV series. Could be amazing, but expectations will be high from all of us who read these books when we were young.
Count Zero was a personal fave.
Neuromancer by @greatdismal.bsky.social finally gets a TV series. Could be amazing, but expectations will be high from all of us who read these books when we were young.
Count Zero was a personal fave.
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I shared this photo a week or so ago on Mani’s birthday
- It never failed to bring a smile to my face - and that was exactly the same for the man himself.
One of the absolute best in every way - such a beautiful friend
Love you Mani x x
Never to be forgotten
- It never failed to bring a smile to my face - and that was exactly the same for the man himself.
One of the absolute best in every way - such a beautiful friend
Love you Mani x x
Never to be forgotten
November 20, 2025 at 3:58 PM
I shared this photo a week or so ago on Mani’s birthday
- It never failed to bring a smile to my face - and that was exactly the same for the man himself.
One of the absolute best in every way - such a beautiful friend
Love you Mani x x
Never to be forgotten
- It never failed to bring a smile to my face - and that was exactly the same for the man himself.
One of the absolute best in every way - such a beautiful friend
Love you Mani x x
Never to be forgotten
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The main achievement of the tech industry has been increasing the flow of money from people who make or do things to people who already have more money than they could spend in a hundred lifetimes
“Average musician makes $12 a month on Spotify. The fact that they are not even able to sell a record and it’s taken from them by rich motherfuckers on streaming platforms who get paid royally by record labels,Ticketmaster, merch companies. They’re all fucking getting paid, except for the musician.”
Garbage’s Shirley Manson Speaks Out Against Music Industry Economics: “This Is An Alarm Call”
Just before they kicked off their current run of dates, the ’90s alt-rock greats Garbage announced that it would be their final North American headline tour. When the band played at Denver’s Mission B...
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October 19, 2025 at 4:36 PM
The main achievement of the tech industry has been increasing the flow of money from people who make or do things to people who already have more money than they could spend in a hundred lifetimes
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Question: "If chimps are so much like us, why are they endangered while humans dominate the globe?"
Goodall: "Well, in some ways we're not successful at all. We're destroying our home. That's not a bit successful."
— #JaneGoodall, 3 Apr. 1934 - 1 Oct. 2025
#ForeverInspiring #LegacyOfHope 🧪
Question: "If chimps are so much like us, why are they endangered while humans dominate the globe?"
Goodall: "Well, in some ways we're not successful at all. We're destroying our home. That's not a bit successful."
— #JaneGoodall, 3 Apr. 1934 - 1 Oct. 2025
#ForeverInspiring #LegacyOfHope 🧪
October 1, 2025 at 11:37 PM
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Question: "If chimps are so much like us, why are they endangered while humans dominate the globe?"
Goodall: "Well, in some ways we're not successful at all. We're destroying our home. That's not a bit successful."
— #JaneGoodall, 3 Apr. 1934 - 1 Oct. 2025
#ForeverInspiring #LegacyOfHope 🧪
Question: "If chimps are so much like us, why are they endangered while humans dominate the globe?"
Goodall: "Well, in some ways we're not successful at all. We're destroying our home. That's not a bit successful."
— #JaneGoodall, 3 Apr. 1934 - 1 Oct. 2025
#ForeverInspiring #LegacyOfHope 🧪
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A new novel by @emilymandel.bsky.social OH HELL YES
If you have not yet read "Station Eleven" or "The Glass Hotel" get to your local library, bookstore, bookshop.org or libro.fm. I would read "Station Eleven" first, just because a couple of characters from that book appear in the next one.
If you have not yet read "Station Eleven" or "The Glass Hotel" get to your local library, bookstore, bookshop.org or libro.fm. I would read "Station Eleven" first, just because a couple of characters from that book appear in the next one.
September 29, 2025 at 8:00 PM
A new novel by @emilymandel.bsky.social OH HELL YES
If you have not yet read "Station Eleven" or "The Glass Hotel" get to your local library, bookstore, bookshop.org or libro.fm. I would read "Station Eleven" first, just because a couple of characters from that book appear in the next one.
If you have not yet read "Station Eleven" or "The Glass Hotel" get to your local library, bookstore, bookshop.org or libro.fm. I would read "Station Eleven" first, just because a couple of characters from that book appear in the next one.
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Just a reminder: The tenth anniversary editions of the original Southern Reach trilogy are still out in the wild, selling well. NYT bestsellers and on a lot of best-of-decade or this century lists. With new intros by Karen Joy Fowler, NK Jemisin, and Helen MacDonald. Buy from you favorite indie.
July 12, 2025 at 4:08 PM
Just a reminder: The tenth anniversary editions of the original Southern Reach trilogy are still out in the wild, selling well. NYT bestsellers and on a lot of best-of-decade or this century lists. With new intros by Karen Joy Fowler, NK Jemisin, and Helen MacDonald. Buy from you favorite indie.
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I'm delighted to launch the 2025 Best of British SF/F bundle today! storybundle.com/bestof 10 books for $20! with @aptshadow.bsky.social @adamroberts.bsky.social @carolinehardaker.bsky.social @tomlloydwrites.bsky.social and more! +charity partner @locusmag.bsky.social! Re-posts appreciated!
July 10, 2025 at 12:27 PM
I'm delighted to launch the 2025 Best of British SF/F bundle today! storybundle.com/bestof 10 books for $20! with @aptshadow.bsky.social @adamroberts.bsky.social @carolinehardaker.bsky.social @tomlloydwrites.bsky.social and more! +charity partner @locusmag.bsky.social! Re-posts appreciated!
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apart from its inherent qualities as a comic strip, I really appreciate that Watterson resisted the urge to franchise and merchandise C&H. There's no animated movie, no tv show, no line of toys, no ipad game.
it exists in its entirety as a comic strip written and drawn entirely by one man.
it exists in its entirety as a comic strip written and drawn entirely by one man.
Happy birthday to Bill Watterson, the creator of Calvin and Hobbes! Born on July 5, 1958.
July 5, 2025 at 5:29 PM
apart from its inherent qualities as a comic strip, I really appreciate that Watterson resisted the urge to franchise and merchandise C&H. There's no animated movie, no tv show, no line of toys, no ipad game.
it exists in its entirety as a comic strip written and drawn entirely by one man.
it exists in its entirety as a comic strip written and drawn entirely by one man.
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2025 Locus Awards Winners locusmag.com/2025/06...
2025 Locus Awards Winners
The Locus Science Fiction Foundation announced the winners in each category of the 2025 Locus Awards on June 21, 2025, during the Locus Awards Weekend. Authors Sarah Gailey and Tochi Onyebuchi were…
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June 22, 2025 at 6:25 PM
2025 Locus Awards Winners locusmag.com/2025/06...
@andreastries.bsky.social Bonsoir, je ne me lasse pas se relire vos BD dont Arq. Quel est le lien entre le
monde de Mike & Amos et les autres? Sont-ils des versions de Julian? Colyn = Robbie? Et quel et le rôle de la forêt?
monde de Mike & Amos et les autres? Sont-ils des versions de Julian? Colyn = Robbie? Et quel et le rôle de la forêt?
April 22, 2025 at 6:34 PM
@andreastries.bsky.social Bonsoir, je ne me lasse pas se relire vos BD dont Arq. Quel est le lien entre le
monde de Mike & Amos et les autres? Sont-ils des versions de Julian? Colyn = Robbie? Et quel et le rôle de la forêt?
monde de Mike & Amos et les autres? Sont-ils des versions de Julian? Colyn = Robbie? Et quel et le rôle de la forêt?
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Shroud by Adrian Tchaikovsky: Review by Russell Letson locusmag.com/2025/04...
Shroud by Adrian Tchaikovsky: Review by Russell Letson
Shroud, Adrian Tchaikovsky (Tor UK 978-1-0350-1379-1, £22.00, 448pp, hc) February 2025. (Orbit US 978-0316579025, $19.99, 416pp, tp) June 2025. I find it impossible not to think of Adrian Tchaikovs…
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April 12, 2025 at 7:44 PM
Shroud by Adrian Tchaikovsky: Review by Russell Letson locusmag.com/2025/04...