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Dan Simmons won the 1989 Hugo award for his novel Hyperion. Listen to learn about the book, the author, and whether it might be a good fit for you.
If you want to vote for our eleventh book or just give us a piece of your mind, email us at [email protected].
WARNING - HERE BE SPOILERS
Join us for a lively discussion of Babel-17. Let us know what you thought of it too!
If you want to vote for our eleventh book or just give us a piece of your mind, email us at [email protected].
Samuel R. Delaney won the 1967 Nebula award for his novel Babel-17. Listen to learn about the book, the author, and whether it might be a good fit for you.
If you want to vote for our eleventh book or just give us a piece of your mind, email us at [email protected].
WARNING - HERE BE SPOILERS
Join us for a lively discussion of Nifft the Lean. Let us know what you thought of it too!
Michael Shea won the 1983 World Fantasy Award for his novel Nifft the Lean. Listen to learn about the book, the author, and whether it might be a good fit for you.
NOTE: this novel is out of print and unfortunately very hard to find at a reasonable price. Your best options are (a) the library or (b) cruising the high seas of the Internet for an ebook.
WARNING - HERE BE SPOILERS
Join us for a lively discussion of The Gods Themselves. Let us know what you thought of it too!
Isaac Asimov won the 1972 Nebula and 1973 Hugo for The Gods Themselves, a hard-hitting sci-fi novel. Listen to learn about the book, the author, and whether it might be a good fit for you.
WARNING - HERE BE SPOILERS
Join us for a lively discussion of Silver Street. Let us know what you thought of it too!
E. Richard Johnson was doing hard time when he won the Edgar award for best first novel for Silver Street in 1969. Listen to learn about the book, the author, and whether it might be a good fit for you.
WARNING - HERE BE SPOILERS
Join us for a lively discussion of Godmother Night. Let us know what you thought of it too!
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