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SF3 episodes

  • SF3-096: Red Team Blues
    Salted hash! We review and discuss "Red Team Blues" by Cory Doctorow. We also go into too much technical detail on things, air controversial opinions on sandwich cookies, and get way too philosophical about names.
    46 min
  • SF3-095: Nine Princes In Amber

    Morganstern! We review and discuss "Nine Princes In Amber" by Roger Zelazny. We also go a bit into the background of the book, wax kind of zelasnyish about Zelazny's prose, and try way too hard to link things to quantum mechanics.

    Links:

    • Suspended In Literature: Patterns and Allusions in the Chronicle of Amber by Christoper S. Kovacs

    Our theme music is "SF3" by Christian Plaunt. Used by permission.

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    48 min
  • SF3-094: The Psychology of Time Travel
    Tipler cylinders and flux capacitors! We review and discuss "The Psychology of Time Travel" by Kate Mascarenhas. We also discuss time travel paradoxes (a LOT), free will, and something called "The Box of Delights".
    58 min
  • SF3-093: Ten Thousand Doors of January

    Doors! We review and discuss "Ten Thousand Doors of January" by Alix E. Harrow. Books within books, and dogs, are also discussed, as they should be.

    00:03 Intro

    02:03 Summary

    03:03 Reviews

    04:57 Discussion

    05:04 Topic: books within books

    10:04 Topic: dogs

    12:29 Topic: power limits

    14:38 Topic: allegory

    16:23 Topic: self-inscription

    18:19 Topic: January as character

    20:24 Favorite scenes

    22:00 Usual Questions

    23:03 Conclusion

    25 min
  • SF3-092: Middlegame

    Meataphor! We review and discuss "Middlegame" by Seanan McGuire. In the process, we cross our own timelines, discuss our own godlike powers, and talk about SF Bay Area locations. Originally recorded June 28, 2020.

    00:04 Intro, summary, reviews

    06:55 Discussion

    07:04 Topic: The title

    08:29 Topic: Save points, power management

    12:30 Topic: Imaginary books

    15:08 Favorite scenes

    18:49 Usual questions

    23:46 Conclusion

    25 min

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Three science fiction fans review and discuss a different science fiction ("scifi") or fantasy book every week.