While catching up on the list of 2019 Nebula Award winners, I wondered when I last read a novel that won the award and see it was as recently as 2012. At least it was within the last decade. https://t.co/G0FHGaMX8u 
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For some reason I wanted to play #StarWars Pod Racer on the N64 today, then I discover it’s the 20th anniversary of the release of Phantom Menace. It must be The Force. https://t.co/j4ZD5znklA
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Labelling the ’90s #Mothra trilogy as “criminally underrated” seems like a bit of hyperbole. https://t.co/HCdBWAsgc2
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Here’s how science fiction is powering the new #moon rush. https://t.co/NUMfQpOhlM
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Novelist Ian McEwan shares his thoughts on artificial humans. https://t.co/74nvRHKXRM
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Read how Star Trek: Deep Space Nine laid the groundwork for Discovery. https://t.co/mDCfcnDI68
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Discover how fanzines helped #scifi survive the Blitz and beyond. https://t.co/ZVR9Fz03DJ
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Why is it so hard to predict the #future? Credentialed experts seem especially bad at it. https://t.co/PV79OwGUkg
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This is a re-imagined version of the Kenobi-Darth Vadar duel from Star Wars, because the original was, to paraphrase, made in a more civilized age, and lacked the kinetic action we crave today. https://t.co/h21dXTp7Ae
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The BBC writes about John Brunner’s #scifi books from 1968 that spookily predicted the world of today. https://t.co/oksfyq0j9t
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Why do Star Trek: Discovery fans hate The Orville? I couldn’t say because I haven’t watched it and I’m not convinced I like Discovery all that much. https://t.co/9TAwm3xoN9
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You’ll doubtless disagree with some of the choices on @guardian’s #list of top 10 end-of-the-world novels. https://t.co/TvBanGbkTX
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Watch the high school adaptation of #Alien that impressed Sigourney Weaver and Ridley Scott. https://t.co/0mWXZAUUA0
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“How To Make Your Text Look Futuristic,” a post by Typeset in the Future, a blog dedicated to futuristic typefaces. https://t.co/4JspmiHVG3
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WCAX tells us about ‘The Outer Rim,’ a #Vermont-produced #scifi series that is about to launch. https://t.co/t2yMDjSMbB
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Prolific #scifi author Ray Bradbury and his works will be brought to life in a stage show. https://t.co/EqFbMdRBAW
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Four decades later, #Alien is still one of the greatest #scifi movies ever made. https://t.co/hkMksbPioV
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Nickelodeon’s new CG #StarTrek series is about delinquent teens taking a ship out for a joyride. Hard pass. https://t.co/PFtST8HTj7
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#Donegal, #Ireland, has renamed a road ‘R 2D2’ in honour of Star Wars. https://t.co/sBtqKQ4HxI #StarWars https://t.co/rSaGsRXf3r –
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If you want to visit #Disney’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge you’ll need a reservation and only get four hours to visit. https://t.co/7jvhfTOT8y
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Gene Wolfe was the Proust of science fiction, writes The New Republic. https://t.co/kiCmoDkWok
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Why are some #authors still sniffy about #scifi? https://t.co/w7A0MXD3Hv
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Good on you @HamillHimself for defending this #StarWars super fan’s emotional video against the Internet’s hive of scum and villainy. https://t.co/Gz57ZzwuYP
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George Lucas names Jar Jar Binks as his favourite Star Wars character of all time. Perhaps Disney should film his Gungan origin story as a stand-alone movie. https://t.co/2WrSON2RGj
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For what it’s worth, J.J. Abrams says he consulted George Lucas before writing the script for ‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.’ https://t.co/GnXoF6Ycdo