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- Robota, or, How Hollywood Ate Science Fiction, by Jeremy Smith
(2/9/04)
- Review.
- If Robota is as forgettable and derivative as a daydream, it is also just as mesmerizing and cathartic.
- The Failure of Fahrenheit 451, by Jeremy Smith
(10/13/03)
- Article.
- Launched with Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Cassandraism remains the most socially acceptable branch on the family tree of science fiction.
- Sailing the Infinite Deep: The Wreck of The River of Stars, by Michael Flynn, by Jeremy Smith
(6/2/03)
- Review.
- [O]ne gets the sense that Flynn has actually served on one of these ships, as Herman Melville once crisscrossed the Pacific on a brig in search of whales.
- Engines of Light: The Gnostic Potboilers of Ken MacLeod, by Jeremy Smith
(1/13/03)
- Review.
- Ken MacLeod's Engine City is his most philosophically reconciled work, in which he seems to achieve the epistemological synthesis he has always restlessly sought.
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