Tag Archives: archaeology
My clone-sibling’s next book will be in HARDCOVER.
This summer, my twin has a book coming out in hardcover. Please note that I said book, by the way, not novel; this isn’t a work of fiction. Here’s a sneak-peek mockup of the cover: The author’s name and the … Continue reading
link: “Archaeology in Science Fiction, Part 2”
Today, Paul has part two of his “Archaeology in Science Fiction” post, which focuses on screen sci-fi rather than on written works.
Sometimes, his clone-sibling blogs about archaeology in science ficiton.
Science fiction is all about the future… except when it isn’t. Sometimes, science fiction deals with what we may call the deep past, either our own or that of some alien species whose culture grew, thrived, and eventually faded (or … Continue reading
Sometimes, he gets to announce a really good SF novel.
I’ll keep this short so I don’t geek out too much. The novel that I was editing earlier this spring, the one that I couldn’t talk about because the author asked that I not so much as mention the characters by name … Continue reading
North of Andover 