Enjoy this 1956 review of Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings.
Enjoy this 1956 review of Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. https://t.co/8WtdGsA1ws
Enjoy this 1956 review of Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. https://t.co/8WtdGsA1ws
The New York Review of Books takes a look at The Peripheral, the latest by William Gibson. http://t.co/i1fGJqIw9w
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Poul Anderson's hilarious The High Crusade by giving it a read or a re-read. http://t.co/WB3n3LjoUR
John C. Wright’s “non-review” of E.E. Smith’s Galactic Patrol is a worthy read for fans of space opera. http://ow.ly/pNia2
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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Neal Stephenson’s non-fiction is collected in “Some Remarks: Essays And Other Writing,” but it doesn’t sound worthwhile http://t.co/jpTp64rY
A review of The Time Ship, an intriguing early time-travel story that precedes H.G. Wells’ The Time Machine. http://t.co/lP6isUXy