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TorChris
May 23 2012
Mad Men Begins Highlighting Science Fiction as a Tool of Expression
Chris Lough
bluejo
November 18 2011
Like Being There: Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall
Jo Walton
bluejo
November 2 2011
Rescuing Children in Wartime: Nevil Shute’s Pied Piper
Jo Walton
nataliezutter
October 16 2011
Is Mainstream Steampunk Like The Three Musketeers Helpful or Harmful?
Natalie Zutter
bluejo
August 2 2011
Living with our history: Marge Piercy’s Vida
Jo Walton
bluejo
April 11 2011
Where does dystopia fit as a genre?
Jo Walton
bluejo
March 25 2011
Not quite Jerusalem: Geoff Ryman’s 253
Jo Walton
bluejo
November 19 2010
Faith and lies: Two fascinating novels about nuns
Jo Walton
bluejo
September 12 2010
“You’re not the devil by any chance?” Daphne Du Maurier’s The Scapegoat
Jo Walton
bluejo
September 9 2010
Double Identity
Jo Walton
bluejo
September 7 2010
How do you find these things?
Jo Walton
bluejo
August 29 2010
OK, where do I start with that? W
Jo Walton
bluejo
August 22 2010
OK, where do I start with that? U and V.
Jo Walton
bluejo
August 15 2010
OK, where do I start with that? T.
Jo Walton
bluejo
August 5 2010
Real world engineering: Nevil Shute’s No Highway
Jo Walton
bluejo
August 3 2010
Suppose you are contemplating an island: Jill Paton Walsh’s Knowledge of Angels
Jo Walton
bluejo
July 26 2010
A novel in sonnets: Vikram Seth’s The Golden Gate
Jo Walton
bluejo
July 25 2010
OK, where do I start with this? P.
Jo Walton
bluejo
April 28 2010
Ok, where do I start with that?
Jo Walton
bluejo
April 25 2010
OK, where do I start with that? B.
Jo Walton
bluejo
April 23 2010
Total immersion in 1950s India: Vikram Seth’s A Suitable Boy
Jo Walton
bluejo
April 19 2010
OK, where do I start with that? A.
Jo Walton
February 28 2010
Mervyn Jones 1922-2010
Jo Walton
bluejo
November 11 2009
Twists of the Godgame: John Fowles's The Magus
Jo Walton
bluejo
June 22 2009
A funny book with a lot of death in it: Iain Banks’s The Crow Road
Jo Walton
bluejo
June 12 2009
The other woman: Margaret Atwood’s The Robber Bride
Jo Walton
bluejo
June 2 2009
The addiction of time travel: Daphne Du Maurier’s The House on the Strand
Jo Walton
bluejo
May 18 2009
Devil’s Advocate: Anthony Burgess’s Earthly Powers
Jo Walton
bluejo
March 20 2009
These things are there: A.S. Byatt’s Possession
Jo Walton