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- Best Isaac Asimov Robot Books I love science fiction. Especially the works of Frank Herbert (the Dune universe) and Isaac Asimov. I've read he felt he was writing mainly for boys.. but this girl loves them too. Especially the robots & foundation series. On this page I li...
- Fascinating scientists and intruiging science My lensography of fascinating scientists and their books. The scientists chosen obviously reflect my interests: religion, spirituality, philosophy and psychology. Featuring David Bohm, Amit Goswami, Rupert Sheldrake, Ken Wilber, Karen Armstrong, Wil...
- Hugo Awards - Novels - 1970s Ursula K. LeGuin was the only author to win the Hugo Award twice in the 1970s. Grandmasters Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke each won a Hugo. The Hugo Awards, named for Hugo Gernsback, pioneering editor of Amazing Stories, are presented at the Worl...
- The Punnery My website, Have Pun Will Travel, has a section called The Punnery. It's a collection of posts I made along with those of several friends on the now-defunct GEnie service's TeleJoke, which The Punnery was part of. It owed its name to Richard Lederer'...
- Isaac Asimov - PhD Biochemist, University Professor, Author, Novelist Of the many science fiction books I read when I was a kid in junior high school and high school, those by Isaac Asimov (January 2, 1920 – April 6, 1992) were probably instrumental in getting me going down the path of becom...
- Review of my Favourite Sci Fi, Fiction and Fantasy Book Authors I read a lot. I read many authors, and many books. I enjoy mostly fiction, but I also read a lot of texts on computing and technology. For this page I will focus on the non-technical books, though not strictly fiction. This is a collection of some o...
- Books that Rock My World Reading is definitely one of my favourite things to do. My tastes have changed over the years, but essentially I like scifi, and books with philosophical, or scientific perspectives. My lists reflect these, I think
- Hugo Awards - Novels - 1980s C. J. Cherryh, David Brin and Orson Scott Card each won two Hugos in the 1980s. Grandmasters Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke were also winners. The Hugo Awards, named for Hugo Gernsback, pioneering editor of Amazing Stories, are presented at the W...
- Nebula Awards - Novels - 1970s In the 1970s, both Arthur C. Clarke and Frederik Pohl won the Nebula Award twice. The first of Larry Niven's Ringworld novels won in 1970. The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, Inc. was founded in 1965 by SF author and editor Damon Kni...
- Confessions of a Readaholic The contents and position of books on my various bookshelves reflect the stages of my life, the projects I am (or was) involved in, the hobbies and interests of a particular decade. Eclectic hodgepodge that mirrors the ways that life descends upon me...
- April 6 Miss a day? April 2 April 3 April 4 April 5 Daily reminder: twitter ... RSS On April 6, 1320 the Scots reaffirm their independence by signing the Declaration of Arbroath. Tartan Day, 6 April, is a celebration of this event.
