The season of road trips or just rolling the windows down and burning prehistoric plant matter of the fun of it is upon us. Very few of people own vehicles with engine notes so beautiful that it’s not worth sullying the growl (or whine for those with forced induction) of the engine with music. For […]
Archive | July 18, 2010
Hugo Best Novel Nominee Review: The Windup Girl, by Paolo Bacigalupi
The Windup Girl is now considered, if I can believe the chatter on various SF blogs, one of the front-runners for this year’s Hugo Award, and it’s pretty easy to see why. It’s an impressive first novel (although embodying themes that Bacigalupi has been exploring in short stories for several years now), and it looks […]
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