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An alien spacecraft flies through a city in The War of the Worlds (1953)
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Science Fiction Film Club

The War of the Worlds: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Square Dance

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Anthony Hopkins as Odin in Thor: Ragnarok
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Eyes in the Trees

Anthony Hopkins Is Likely to Get Creepy in the H.G. Wells-Inspired Eyes in the Trees

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Scene from The War of the Worlds (2019, BBC): an alien tripod looms over a church tower and a human figure.
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The SF Path to Higher Consciousness

The Timely “Why” of The War of the Worlds — From Wells and Welles to Pal and Spielberg

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Photo of the earth taken from space.
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Science Fiction

Five SF Earths With More Than One Indigenous Intelligent Species

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Detail from the cover of Weird Tales November 1925 issue
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Reading the Weird

To Life! But in a Bad Way: H.G. Wells’s “The Stolen Body”

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list

Six Authors Who’ve Successfully Adapted Their Own Work

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Photo of a display at a vegetable market
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food

Food, Glorious Food! Five SF Approaches to a Balanced Diet

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Weird Fiction

Feed Me, Seymour: H.G. Wells’ “The Flowering of the Strange Orchid”

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Jo Walton Reads

Jo Walton’s Reading List: June 2022

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classic science fiction

Five Works Featuring Truly Alien Versions of Earth

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Science Fiction

Stranger Than Sci-Fi: How Science Nudges Fiction Into New Frontiers

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Screenshot: BBC One
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Paramount Is Developing a Very Vague H.G. Wells Movie

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“A profound love between two people involves, after all, the power and chance of doing profound hurt.”

Ursula K. Le Guin, The Left Hand Of Darkness

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