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user's latest post:
Flow My Tears, the Policeman...
Published (2009-07-08 23:16:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Connavar What made this book a major PKD to me was Jason Taverner who is his most compelling character so far for me. You felt for him alot and what was happening to him. . Absolutely. Near the end I was expecting the worst to happen to him and was relieved when it didn't!
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Quote the avatar above you -...
Published (2009-07-08 21:23:00)
Backache, headache, gawd, I'm a wreck after that battle. At least I got through it relatively unscathed. What's that in my back?
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NWoBSO
Published (2009-07-08 23:15:00)
Re: NWoBSO Banks's SF output is variable - so I'd definitely recommend Consider Phlebas , but I was less than impressed by, for instance, Look to Windward . And do take a look at Morgan's Altered Carbon and its two sequels (Broken Angels and Woken Furies). Broken Angels in particular has off-planet action. (I won't recommend his other books simply because I haven't read them yet. )
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Sub-Forum Idea / Thought - Page...
Published (2009-07-08 23:04:00)
Oh yeah of course you guys do nothing You just post in the forums like everyone else and answer questions when people like me ask them. *Runs away*
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Shout Your Frustrations to the...
Published (2009-07-07 17:02:00)
Very likely that swine flu has infiltrated my house (damn my housemate -- and damn everyone else being away, leaving me behind to soak up the germs by myself). If I get it, won't be pleased. Three and a half years of vegetarianism and this is how pigs repay me.
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Published (2009-07-08 05:15:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Rodders Sorry to keep harping on, but i think the scene in B5 when G'Kar is being whipped and refuses to scream even though he knows that by 50 the whip will kill him. Londo standing aside watching and willing his "Colleague" to scream. That was an amazing scene. I find that scene extremely difficult to watch. The techniques used for it could so easily spill over into parody, but I find they...
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Empire of the Ants. - Page 3 -...
Published (2009-07-08 23:45:00)
Quote: Howsa bout something like, (the first part of this being actual fact) astronomers found canals on mars thus the possibility of water being or have been on the planet now or before (end fact part) but the actual reason for the the canals is the planet is a giant ant colony and all the living organisms are deep within the planet where it's warmer!! Bahaha I'm a genius!! Firstly "canals" is an incorrect...
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Anyone else a little concerned...
Published (2009-07-08 18:11:00)
I always thought he wrote MR with his __ing foot but I've enjoyed the others. His sniping at journalism, diplomacy, religion, little englanders ( those who think people from other countries are being foreign just to spite them ) and war has always been excellent. 'Jingo,' could very easily have caused offence and turned out as a disaster instead of the triumph it was I'll suck it and see but I'll probably enjoy it.
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Latest active threads on Science Fiction Fantasy Chronicles:
Started 1 month ago (2009-06-03 10:15:00)
by Nesacat
Was sent this today: Unfilmable Books Watchmen, The Lord of the Rings : These are books that were commonly thought to be impossible to adapt to the big screen. That is, until a filmmaker such as Zack Snyder or Peter Jackson found the keys to unlock them. Whatever you may think of the final results, the fact is that Snyder and Jackson succeeded in translating the books...
Started 1 week ago (2009-07-02 14:51:00)
by rai
this is hard for me to think how to make the categories even and I suspect many people would vote for the current era regardless since that's probably what most read most of the time. But here goes nothing..
Started 1 week, 4 days ago (2009-06-28 12:49:00)
by j. d. worthington
Well, I'm not sure quite why I feel like posting something like this, save perhaps that recent viewing of The Incredible Shrinking Man -- certainly one of my all-time favorite stories, and a film that holds up quite well despite some technical aspects which look a bit dated now and again (though not as much as one might expect). At any rate, it got me to thinking about moments that I find ...
Started 1 year, 7 months ago (2007-12-09 15:46:00)
by Ursa major
♪ " I'm dreaming of a Blue Meanie...." ♪
Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago (2009-05-23 23:55:00)
by dustinzgirl
You know, since all our media is so caught up in EOW scenerios, here's one that is actually scientifically validated. Frakkin' ants, man. Frakkin' ants. First off, there is a 3600 mile long collection of cooperative Argentine ants in Europe. Thats right, dudes. These is a collective of thousands of seperate hives that work together. Clemson Sandhill REC - World's largest ant colony found ...
Started 1 year, 4 months ago (2008-02-20 19:13:00)
by HoopyFrood
I like showing off my bookshelves, it seems. Here is my bookshelf at my Exeter house (much smaller than my Home shelves, but my collection has grown substantially while I've been here). And yes, it's next to a sink. The first shelf is all my course books (mostly). That's my potted plant on top, which I'm trying to coax into growing around the shelves. It's happening...slowly. Anyway, so ...
Started 4 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-06-10 10:06:00)
by chrispenycate
Grabbing an asteroid of dinosaur-killer proportions and nudging it gently into geostationary orbit would take a long time, a space industry built from nothing (I was tempted to say ' from the ground up' but it's more likely to be 'from the sky down') and be extremely dangerous; an error which involves it getting into Earth intercept orbit would likely be fatal for civilisation. A linear ...
Started 2 days, 23 hours ago (2009-07-07 07:17:00)
by Wiglaf
It has been mentioned on a few other threads that word choice can be an efficient way to suggest a characters geographical point of origin and accent. What I was thinking is that a list of words, their meanings, and the regions that they suggest would be useful. For example, mi hijo -- my son I have only heard it used by older Mexican women used the same way that some old women ...
Started 1 day, 7 hours ago (2009-07-08 23:06:00)
by DamnationBooks
On September 1, 2009, Damnation Books opens for business with the following authors and titles: Amy Grech - Blanket of White - Horror Novel length Short Story Collection Christian Saunders - Apartment 14F: an Oriental Ghost Story - Paranormal/Horror Novella Collette Thomas - Deadly Games Book 1 in Todd Hollow Series - Thriller/Erotica novel Cory Cramer - Symptoms of a ...
Started 2 days, 8 hours ago (2009-07-07 21:37:00)
by Kodemunkey
Some of you may remember my early attempts at a science fiction story, which i posted almost a year ago. I've taken time away to work on my story, which is now running to 43 pages, and is shaping up to be quite an epic span. Would anyone be willing to read through my novel and give some feedback?
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Hot threads for last week on Science Fiction Fantasy Chronicles:
Started 4 months ago (2009-03-08 22:20:00)
by j. d. worthington
*as before, a pinpoint of light appears in the void. the light swiftly expands, walls appear and take on substance even as they grow to support a massive structure, a room nearly the size of an assembly hall, with a mixture of architectural styles, from moorish and arabesque to something nearly resembling a frank lloyd wright nightmare or piece of frank r. paul art. in tow is a (momentarily) ...
Started 6 days, 9 hours ago (2009-07-03 21:29:00)
by WizardofOwls
Just what the name says... the last person to post in this thread wins! AND..... since I KNOW that no one else is gonna post in this thread.. That means.....I WIN ! I WIN! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA Wiz does a happy dance!!!!!
Started 6 days, 14 hours ago (2009-07-03 15:46:00)
by AE35Unit
Tho a few have UNs that are pretty self explanatory there's a few that might lead others wondering. Mine for instance is from my favourite movie,2001 A Space Odyssey and is the name of a vital piece of equipment that malfunctions. Or does it••• 'Dave,I've just picked up a fault in the AE35Unit.' Which leads to the main thread of the story.
Started 1 year, 7 months ago (2007-11-28 06:17:00)
by j. d. worthington
Nesa -- you know how I feel about people who do such things to animals, I've said it often enough. Unfortunately, repeating it here would get my rear booted from the forum; so I'll simply send my sympathy to Phek Chin on this, and my sorrow for her loss. I certainly hope her other baby recovers quickly... Wybren: sympathies on this one, too... waiting in such a situation is one of the worst ...
Started 1 year, 7 months ago (2007-12-09 15:46:00)
by Ursa major
♪ " I'm dreaming of a Blue Meanie...." ♪
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-07-01 01:56:00)
by Culhwch
Started 2 years, 7 months ago (2006-12-05 23:41:00)
by Lucien21
Stranger than Fiction Once again a funny man tries a straight movie in a Kaufman-esque story that blurs reality and fiction. Jim Carrey has successfully done it more than once in Truman Show and Eternal Sunshine and now it's the turn of WIll Ferrell. Will's character Harold Crick is an IRS auditor who is as boring as his job. Has a strict routine to his day, no real friends and no life....
Started 5 days, 10 hours ago (2009-07-04 20:03:00)
by Rippers
If you could ask your pet one question, what would it be? I really like this question. My partner heard it on the radio earlier today and I thought it'd be interesting to ask you lovely geeks what you think? So come on, what would you say to your furry friend?
Started 2 weeks, 5 days ago (2009-06-21 04:02:00)
by weirdside
In yet another case of injustice in this country, a not-so-wealthy Brainerd, MN (about an hour from where I live in WI) was ordered by a judge to pay 1.92 million dollars for illegally downloading 24 songs. Now, I don't agree with stealing music (I use amazon mp3) but come on, 80 grand per song? She obviously won't be able to pay for it. This is my favorite comment from the RIAA attorney: ...
Started 1 week, 5 days ago (2009-06-27 17:17:00)
by Spectrum
Hello. I am working on a title for my series of books. The genre is dark epic fantasy with elements of Cthulhu horror. I have three titles under consideration at the moment: - Sentinels of Miith - (The) Bane of Miith - Miith's Bane I would like some opinions on which title you like best, and why. Currently I am leaning towards Miith's Bane , but I am not certain. ...
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