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- K - You can’t tell me you were surprised the book ended in a ‘really bad place’ with ‘no...
- j - You can tell me how it all turns out when you’re done reading. Better you than me. :)
- J - Wait! Why is it showing me 142 results now? It didn’t return anything before, I swear!
- J - I wondered if that might be the title of a fanfic. Alas, Google’s pretty sure I meant Rendezvous with Rama...
- K - Ha! I would be very excited if it was Rendezvous with Ranma.
Recent from J
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Nebula Project: Rendezvous with Rama
In the 22nd century, humans have spread out all over the Solar System, colonizing everywhere from Mercury to the moons of the gas giants. But in spite of their expansion, the fabled ‘space drive’ has still eluded scientists and many believe it’s not even possible to construct.
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Nebula Project: The Gods Themselves
In the late 21st century, humans were contacted by beings from another universe. These beings provided what looked to be the answer to Earth’s energy problems: an endless source of power with only minimal side-effects.
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J’s Take on Nancy Drew: Vampire Slayer
It turns out Nancy Drew: Vampire Slayer didn’t mean Nancy Drew was taking on the role of a vampire slayer. It’s just that the so-called mystery involved a vampire slayer. This is a two-part graphic…
Recent from K
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Conspiracy 365: January
The Plot A few months ago, Callum Ormond lost his father to a mysterious virus. His whole family is still reeling from this sudden and unexpected death. Then, on December 31st, he receives a strange…
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Little House: Farmer Boy
The Plot The Wilder family are prosperous farmers living in upstate New York in the middle of the 19th century. Almanzo, the youngest of the four Wilder siblings, is eager to be considered responsible enough…
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Hallowed Murder
The Plot Minneapolis Restaurateur Jane Lawless is not a detective and has no aspirations to become so. And yet she can’t agree with the police department’s blithe dismissal of college student Allison Lord’s death as…
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Nebula Project: Rendezvous with Rama
In the 22nd century, humans have spread out all over the Solar System, colonizing everywhere from Mercury to the moons of the gas giants. But in spite of their expansion, the fabled ‘space drive’ has still eluded scientists and many believe it’s not even possible to construct.
Recent from M
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Nancy Drew: The New Case Files, Vols. 1-2
By Stefan Petrucha, Sarah Kinney, and Sho Murase | Published by Papercutz You might wonder why I read a couple of Nancy Drew graphic novels, but when I tell you that these volumes comprise parts…
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Skyfall by Catherine Asaro
From the back cover: Skyfall goes back to the beginning, to the rebirth of Skolia, showing how a chance meeting on a backwater planet forges a vast interstellar empire. Eldrinson, a provincial ruler on a…
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The Strange Case of Origami Yoda by Tom Angleberger
From the back cover: Meet Dwight, a sixth-grade oddball. Dwight does a lot of weird things, like wearing the same t-shirt for a month or telling people to call him “Captain Dwight.” This is embarrassing,…
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The Science of Doctor Who by Paul Parsons
From the front flap: Almost fifty years after the Doctor first crossed the small screen, he remains a science fiction touchstone. His exploits are thrilling, his world is mind-boggling, and that time travel machine—known as…








