The John W. Campbell Award is being renamed because he was a racist, apparently. https://t.co/ePFEyB043K
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I wasn’t paying attention, but the 2019 Hugo Awards were handed out on the weekend. https://t.co/AshptFHtij
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Does the world need another TV adaptation of Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy? The folks at Hulu think so. https://t.co/S8z9in8McF
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Do you agree with this list of the 5 best time travel movies that aren’t Back to the Future? https://t.co/PuFcNUnqRw
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Director Duncan Jones says the finale to the Moon trilogy will be an ‘action road movie.’ https://t.co/1kr92hVfga
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From worst to first, how would you rank all 13 Star Trek #movies? https://t.co/iWEbvt7F5n
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Cool to see that #Montreal’s Fantasia #film #festival is getting some attention from @SYFYWIRE. https://t.co/xfFX3gKXJ5
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This sounds like a headline from the future: “Man sues cryonics company to get his father’s head back.” https://t.co/NTICJXVJxB
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In 1983, the renowned #scifi writer Isaac Asimov was asked to predict what he thought 2019 would be like. Here’s how he did. https://t.co/KERLiz6MSp
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I’m not sure how I feel about a Quentin Tarantino R-Rated #StarTrek #movie. https://t.co/R8j0j72YW6
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On top of the two-part movie adaptation of Dune, Denis Villeneuve is also going to be doing a Dune TV series. https://t.co/pER2cFgBrg
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Read this argument as to why you should be watching Star Trek: Deep Space Nine in 2019. https://t.co/9IRkek0JTk
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This headline made me laugh: “How to Decorate a Bookshelf with More than Just Books.” Are you kidding? My bookshelves are lined two and three #books deep. I don’t even have room for bookends! https://t.co/Qntc16zYBl
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You’ve no doubt seen documentaries before about the making of Star Wars, but have you seen this one from 1977 narrated by C-3PO and R2-D2? https://t.co/GWdgR05A1H
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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