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Five SF Works About Mind-Altering Drugs

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Five SF Works About Mind-Altering Drugs

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Five SFF Books That Celebrate Classic Rock

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Beyond Dune and Foundation: Golden Age and New Wave SF Classics That Should Be Adapted Right Now

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Five Hippie-ish SF Novels Inspired by Sixties Counterculture

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Five Stories About Generation Ships That Don’t End in Disaster

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SF Books That Did Not Belong in the Kids’ Section of the Library

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The People’s Police

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Send in the Clones! Thirteen Books About Genetic Duplicates

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Hugo Nominees: 1970

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He Walked Among Us (Excerpt)

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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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