Publishers Weekly didn’t think much of Wool, but the author’s already made millions selling it online. http://t.co/t88eSXYucz
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Capt. Xerox
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Capt. Xerox
Kim Stanley Robinson’s 2312 has won the Nebula. I’m actually reading it right now. I’m waiting for it to get better. http://t.co/OW4Gu6u2yE
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Capt. Xerox
Alejandro Jodorowsky’s Dune never happened, but there’s a new documentary that tells us what we missed. tp://ow.ly/ldQ7s
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Capt. Xerox
36 km may not sound like much, but it’s the extraterrestrial driving record and it’s now owned by Opportunity on Mars http://t.co/LndmI9uCkO
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Capt. Xerox
There’s an online campaign to bring back Enterprise for a 5th season. Why not just campaign for a new Trek series? http://t.co/H7inphIaKi
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Capt. Xerox
Star Trek Into Darkness was built on the back of the past #startrek shows and series. Here’s why they were so great. http://t.co/wPYDGV6mxL
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Capt. Xerox
Why does this brawl between rival Star Wars and Doctor Who fan clubs sound like a scene from Fanboys? http://t.co/YecFnnhdpl
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Capt. Xerox
I can’t wait for someone to release all of the pages of the writers’ guide for the original Star Trek series. http://t.co/HgogGH3hhG
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Capt. Xerox
If you can’t find enough #startrek content on Wikipedia, perhaps you’ll have better luck with Wikia’s latest project. http://t.co/Jb5MguVSK1
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Capt. Xerox
Did you ever notice the particular way in which Riker sits down in #startrek? Check out this video. http://t.co/FNYeAy5f0v
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Capt. Xerox
Settling a colony on a distant star would cost more than all of Earth’s GDP for the life of the universe. Sigh. http://t.co/9yYYNeMjvK
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Capt. Xerox
This 1968-era Howard Johnson’s children’s menu promoting 2001: A Space Odyssey is a blast from the past. http://t.co/sbMcDFYXHR
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Capt. Xerox
Is time travel even possible? Perhaps theoretically, but the engineering to make it happen seems impossible. http://t.co/Wmo2l6uzaQ
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Capt. Xerox
The Arthur C. Clarke Center for Human Imagination is set to open. Wouldn’t Clarke have spelled it Centre? http://t.co/DQ0RsmkcCV
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Capt. Xerox
Is #doctorwho the greatest Jewish character in the history of television? http://t.co/W2BTKwPyq4
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Capt. Xerox
This list of science fiction novels for economists also serves as a good list of science fiction for anyone. http://t.co/5m62Qo9PUy
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Capt. Xerox
The e-book piracy debate is never-ending. At least as long as there are e-books to pirate. http://t.co/VIWhkOjYL7
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Capt. Xerox
Warner Bros has acquired the movie rights for D&D. I assume that anything will be better than the previous 3 movies. http://t.co/AlWnWvPmEp
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Capt. Xerox
Here are some of the people who would volunteer for a one-way ticket to a Mars colony (and pay $40 to apply) http://t.co/jPnrxzSVwp
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avdezign (Cosmic)
The $40 is just to make sure you only get really interested people… with suicidal tendencies
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Capt. Xerox
Love the Old Spock vs.Young Spock Audi commercial if only for the Bilbo Baggins song. http://t.co/v2GOceNDiq
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Lazarus
Sad day. Master stop motion filmmaker Ray Harryhausen has passed away.
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Lazarus
Yes, it was great for Emru/Fantasia to have him as a guest that year. Would not have been able to meet him otherwise. He was the last of the Ackerman/Bradbury/Harryhausen trio. What great conversations they must have had over the years.
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Jeffrey Allan Boman
I have fond memories of him at Fantasia years ago, and have photos from it.
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avdezign (Cosmic)
he had a full life with 92, he has already assured his place the history of cinema
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Capt. Xerox
What kind of Star Trek fans give their kids boring Trek names like these? Why not call them Worf, Spock and Data? http://t.co/bSA90TEAJ8
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Capt. Xerox
The Daily Mail’s early review of Star Trek Into Darkness review is short on gravitas, but long on praise. http://t.co/8ULrM5VlS3
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Capt. Xerox
Are these the 4 best #scifi series on YouTube? If I ever catch up on my regular TV backlog, I’ll let you know. http://t.co/0LyFZTIc6X
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Capt. Xerox
Those were the days! Stud Terkel interviews Asimov, Ellison and Gene Wolfe on TV on the state of #scifi in 1982. http://t.co/LuiHaNZRQH
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avdezign (Cosmic)
nice find, downloaded the vid and will put it on my iPad to watch tomorrow.
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Capt. Xerox, and 
Lazarus 8:28 am on May 13, 2013 Permalink | Log in to Reply
There are movies?
Serious question. I Never knew there were D&D movies.
Capt. Xerox 8:28 am on May 15, 2013 Permalink | Log in to Reply
There was the terrible Dungeons & Dragons (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0190374/), followed by the horrible Dungeons & Dragons: Wrath of the Dragon God (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0406728/) and capped off with the execrable Dungeons & Dragons: The Book of Vile Darkness (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1733125/). Pick your poison carefully.
I won’t even mention the 1980s cartoon show. Compared to the movies, it’s almost worth watching. (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085011/)