#Book launch for Indigenous #scifi anthology to be held in #Regina, #Saskatchewan.
Book launch for Indigenous science fiction anthology to be held in Regina, Saskatchewan.https://t.co/F2nWgKjidb
Book launch for Indigenous science fiction anthology to be held in Regina, Saskatchewan.https://t.co/F2nWgKjidb
In case you missed it back in 1989, The Rocket Boy has emerged from the depths of time. https://t.co/Vmmt4rc2e8
Robert Charles Wilson's new science fiction saga about 19th-century tourists visiting the future sounds like fun. https://t.co/Vs0lJfPSjf
Who remembers ReBoot, the first computer-animated TV show? I know I do. https://t.co/PWeKv6jJ2Q
Canadian science-fiction author Robert J. Sawyer talks about his writing process. It involves research, lots of research. https://t.co/YfLKK7H8AB
Happy to hear that Montreal's Cecil Seaskull has gone from alt-rocker in Nerdy Girl to YA sci-fi author. Cool! http://t.co/0KhYtyiS1L
William Gibson and Spider and Jeane Robinson are the first inductees to the Canadian SF&F Hall of Fame http://t.co/g8ObtumP6o
Nice to see that the CBC is adding an original sci-fi show to its fall line-up. Can we expect more of these once Hockey Night...
No Doctor Who World Tour appearances in Canada? Some thanks for the CBC helping fund your revival. http://t.co/icM6V5KAyb
Robert Charles Wilson's Spin was a great book, but I wonder how it will translate as a TV series. http://t.co/Hbka5sFzLj