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    cylon_conspiracy: Is this going to be the "official" thread for the show that aired tonight? If so, I'm really pleased with this series. I was bracing myself to not li... more »
    Daveinva: Somewhat surprised at the absence of one of the great tie-in novel series of all time: the Battletech books. VERY symbiotic, and canon to both the RP... more »
    Demonbird: I personally think it is time for a Star Wars novel reboot, and that new writers should be given a try at the universe. The novels anymore are just "... more »
    Wookie1972: What I want to know is what's up with Sulu's porno stache? more »
    Wookie1972: Ah, the Brian Daley Han Solo books. A great, pulpy read. more »
    Perhaps Not: Great post. Also an interesting iteration of this nutty phenomenon: screenplay adaptations. Guess who wrote the novelization of "The Abyss?" Orson Sco... more »
    Klebert L. Hall: [quote]The first portion of Makers reads very much like a manifesto. [/quote] This is what keeps me from reading Doctorow. His books always sound lik... more »
    gorehound: i have a bunch of those james blish star trek paperbacks in my library. great article as well. more »
    allium: My fifth grade teacher had Last Son of Krypton by Elliot S! Maggin in the class's free-reading bookcase. I remember its portrayal of Lex Luthor and hi... more »
    SJ_Edwards: *Bing Bong* "Paging Dr. Freud!" "Paging Dr. Freud!" "Oedipus is experiencing a problem in the waiting room." *Bing Bong* more »
    Allen_Richards: Those Star Trek novels during the 80's were what started my fascination with sci-fi lit. Of course, Joe Lansdale's THE DRIVE-IN took me in an differen... more »
    Chip Overclock: I was 12 when MISSION TO HORATIUS was published, and you can bet I whined until Mom Overclock bought it for me. (It didn't occur to me until many year... more »
    Allen_Richards: I received a note today from Nathan Shumate, the publisher of what is hands-down the best e-zine for weird fiction on the web, www.ArkhamTales.com Du... more »
    Rasselas: Wow. I had no idea the tie-in phenomena were so many. more »
    EdificeComplex: In the video game category you also have the Mass Effect novels. I think they succeed in fleshing out the main story of the game, but it seemed like t... more »
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