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    10 Scariest Eco-Catastrophes from Early Science Fiction

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    The Mad Mentalists of Pre-Golden-Age SF

    Paving the way for Vulcans, Slan, Espers, Professor X and Babylon 5's Lyta Alexander, SF writers of the Pre-Golden Age (1904-33) dared to imagine how normal people might react if telepaths were discovered among us. More »

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    By Joshua Glenn
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    German SF Through Two World Wars And The Berlin Wall

    How did Germany's dreams (and nightmares) of the future shift over a century or so, including two world wars and the Berlin Wall? A new anthology takes us inside the history of German science fiction. More »
    04/07/09
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    The Super-est Supermen of Pre-Golden Age SF

    Long before Alan Moore asked "Who will watch the Watchmen?" science fiction writers of the Pre-Golden Age (1904-33) worried whether supermen would rescue us ordinary mortals - or try to dominate us. More »
    02/16/09
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    By Joshua Glenn
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    The Coolest Robots of Pre-Golden Age SF

    During science fiction's Pre-Golden Age (1904-33), writers dreamed up mechanical and quasi-organic humanoids so compelling that they continue to haunt today's scifi, forcing us to ask what it means to be human. More »

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    By Joshua Glenn
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    The Most Amazing Book Covers from Pre-Golden Age SF

    Some of the most gorgeous, evocative, and strange science fiction art you've ever seen comes from the covers of novels written between 1904-33, in SF's "pre-Golden Age." More »

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    The 10 Best Apocalypse Novels of Pre-Golden Age SF (1904-33)

    With Wall-E director Andrew Stanton working on a film based on Edgar Rice Burroughs's 1917 novel A Princess of Mars, you need a crash course in books from this seminal era in science fiction. More »
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