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Robert A. Heinlein: The Tor.com Blog Symposium

The Heinlein Biography Approacheth: An Announcement, some Pointers, and a digressive Disquisition on the Nuanced Differences between two Web Sites sharing in common a certain Widely-Recognized Brand

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Robert A. Heinlein: The Tor.com Blog Symposium

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Robert A. Heinlein: A real-life Forrest Gump

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“Out far, and onward yet!” Heinlein’s future history stories of the thirties and forties

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Heinlein: Strangely Human

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Coming Home

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Tomorrow Through the Past

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Patterson Heinlein biography: Not to be trusted on details

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Through a backward telescope: Heinlein’s context

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The right kind of girl

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Heinlein: Forward-looking diversity advocate or sexist bigot? Yes

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Heinlein’s contradictory views on race

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Heinlein and The Saturday Evening Post

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Some responses to the opening posts of the Heinlein discussion

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The Customs Of His Tribe

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Heinlein Biographer Tells All

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A brief thought about why Heinlein discussions frequently become acrimonious

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American, Like Me

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The Undead Robert Heinlein

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Pulp adventure and nothing wrong with that: Robert Heinlein’s Methuselah’s Children

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“We are all stardust and stories.”

Erin Morgenstern, The Starless Sea

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