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Other Worlds Goes to Infinity … Well, Next Sunday
Fest adds a whole week for virtual screenings, plus awards
science fiction
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ArmadilloCon 42 Blasts Off Into Cyberspace
Even on Planet COVID, the long-running Texas fan convention keeps celebrating science fiction and fantasy
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Book Review: Network Effect by Martha Wells
In this first full-length novel featuring Murderbot, the violent but endearing rogue AI is back for more adventures to delight “all the stupid humans”
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Texas Book Festival: Nicky Drayden and Chris Brown
The Austin authors explore new frontiers in science fiction
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Wen Ren’s End-of-the-World Drama Last Sunrise Found Its Spark in China
Light in the dark
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Worldbuilding With Science-Fiction Author Charlie Jane Anders
Signing for The City in the Middle of the Night at BookPeople
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The Baker Brothers Find Their Kin
Behind the story of the gritty SF drama (plus, Mogwai!)
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When Artificial Intelligence Meets a Failing Mind
Sci-fi drama Marjorie Prime questions human identity
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Other Worlds Austin Warns You: It Came From the Desert!
Monster-sized insect movie gets its Texas premiere
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C. Robert Cargill Nominated for Clarke Award
Dr. Strange co-writer up for SF lit’s biggest award
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Getaways Far, Far Away
Summer reading recommendations that will take you out of this world
