Posted on May 2, 2009 by Bill the sci-fi guy
Post-apocalyptic stories abound in science fiction, in novels and movies far too numerous to list. For some reason we just love seeing the world wiped out by disaster, and have a fascination with the broken landscape that remains afterward. For those who share this interest, and who also like to play a good [...]
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Posted on August 3, 2008 by Bill the sci-fi guy
Moving right along with my sf education, I just finished another of those famous classics I’ve heard about for pretty much my whole life but somehow never got around to reading until now. This time it’s A Canticle for Liebowitz, 1959, by Walter M. Miller, Jr. It’s a post-apocalypse story about the world [...]
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Posted on July 2, 2008 by Bill the sci-fi guy
I just finished Kate Wilhelm’s 1976 classic Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang, and it’s one of those love/hate situations. In some ways this is a really great book; but in other ways, it makes me want to grab the author by the shoulders and shake her while asking “what were you thinking!?” [...]
Filed under: books | Tagged: clones, cloning, Kate Wilhelm, post-apocalypse, sci-fi, science fiction, SF, Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang | 5 Comments »