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Bad Ideas 101: David Barr Kirtley’s “The Disciple”

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NYCC 2014

“There are many different types of people in this world, and they’re not all human.” Saga Press at NYCC 2014

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Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy #021: African SF & Fantasy! Nollywood! Entomology! (Guest: Nnedi Okorafor)

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GGG#020: Climate Change! Geoengineering! Terraforming! (Guest: Eli Kintisch)

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GGG#019: Immortality! Automata! Consciousness Transference! (Guest: Robin Wasserman)

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GGG#018: Organ Repossession! Con Men! Dystopian Satire! (Guest: Eric Garcia)

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GGG#017: Dragons! Fan Fiction! Copyright Law! (Guest: Naomi Novik)

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GGG#016: Geek Rock! Mad Scientists! Dave’s Alien Ancestry! (Guest: Jonathan Coulton)

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GGG#015: The Black Death! Archimedes! Counterfactuals! (Guest: Dan Carlin)

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GGG#014: Fairies! Unicorns! Action Figures! (Guest: Holly Black)

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GGG#013: Horror! Academia! Our Deepest, Darkest Fears! (Guest: John Langan)

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GGG#012: Hobbits! Balrogs! My Precious! (Guest: Corey Olsen)

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“The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.”

William Gibson, Neuromancer

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