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Reading About the Future. Sunday, 20 November 2011. An interesting article on the possible forms that the end of the world might take in the science section of The Observer. Review today. I've pasted the whole article below, or you can read it in its original context - along with reader comments - here. Is the end of the world really nigh? Science is moving ever closer to understanding how, and when, humanity may be extinguished. Sunday 20 November 2011. Got a starring role in. The Day After Tomorrow.

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Reading About the Future: May 2011

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Reading About the Future. Saturday, 28 May 2011. Back to the Future. Welcome to this new blog, which will be an occasional forum for the discussion of the many future-oriented novels I have read, am reading, and will continue to read, for my 3rd year BA course, Futuristic Fictions, and for a possible future book on. the future in 21st century fiction. Reviews, comments and recommendations welcome! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Back to the Future. View my complete profile.

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Reading About the Future: The future on the internet

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Reading About the Future. Wednesday, 12 October 2011. The future on the internet. Futuristic Fictions students - and future fans more generally - might find these two websites interesting:. 1 William Morris Unbound. A blog by a Morris scholar/nerd, which engages with various of Morris' writings and ideas and considers their resonances and relevance in the 21st century. 2 Damien Walter's Weird Things. Column by Damien Walter (interesting ideas, terrible hair! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Reading About the Future: John Wyndham, 'Consider Her Ways'

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Reading About the Future. Friday, 7 October 2011. John Wyndham, 'Consider Her Ways'. I stumbled across a reference to this 1956 SF oddity in the most unlikely place: the 'Lesbiana' book list of The Ladder. The newsletter/journal of the first American lesbian organisation, the Daughters of Bilitis. In the brief review in the February 1958 issue of The Ladder. Wyndham's novella is one of three included in a collection published by Ballantine in 1957, under the heading Sometime, Never. Day of the Triffids.

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Reading About the Future: Cinema thinks it's the end of the world

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Reading About the Future. Wednesday, 26 October 2011. Cinema thinks it's the end of the world. As I mentioned in class the other day, there were four films released this month alone that deal - in some way - with the depiction or threat of apocalypse: Melancholia. Dir Lars Von Trier], Contagion. Dir Steven Soderbergh], Perfect Sense. Dir David Mackenzie], and Retreat. Dir Carl Tibbetts]. Three of the four opt for the 'deadly virus' theme, whilst the fourth ( Melancholia. On the face of it, Perfect Sense.

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Reading About the Future: Apocalypse quite soon?

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Reading About the Future. Sunday, 20 November 2011. An interesting article on the possible forms that the end of the world might take in the science section of The Observer. Review today. I've pasted the whole article below, or you can read it in its original context - along with reader comments - here. Is the end of the world really nigh? Science is moving ever closer to understanding how, and when, humanity may be extinguished. Sunday 20 November 2011. Got a starring role in. The Day After Tomorrow.

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Welcome to the Lilypad Library! Short and sweet book reviews for those who would like a swim in the pond of YA literature. Tuesday, 12 May 2015. New bookworm arriving soon! Just to update all the Lilypad Library lovers out there - there will be a new addition to the family arriving in August! So excited about welcoming our little bookworm, no doubt he will love reading just as much as his mummy and daddy ♥. 12 May 2015 at 21:55. Congratulations Georgia. Look forward to welcoming a new bookworm x. Showcas...

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Welcome to the Lilypad Library! Short and sweet book reviews for those who would like a swim in the pond of YA literature. Saturday, 6 September 2014. The Face on the Milk Carton Review. Title: The Face on the Milk Carton. Author: Caroline B. Cooney. Publisher: Laurel Leaf Library. Re-released by Ember on 22. May 2012 with a stylish new cover! Why is the dress in the photo in her house? Something is terribly wrong and Janie is almost too afraid to find the truth. Her life is then thrown upside down when ...

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