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"She graduated from Starfleet Academy at the top of her class. She can operate a transporter, fire phasers, pilot shuttles, interpret sensor readings, analyse soil samples, translate Klingon, Romulan, and Vulcan , repair replicators, substitute navigate, and administer emergency medical treatme...

Our great grandchildren will have chips implanted in their brains. From these chips, they will control everything from cars to doors to refrigerators to printers. Computers, phones, and CDs will be in museums, as will TVs and radios, because they will download, watch, listen, and communicate without...

When Trump announced a space force, the late night comedians had a field day. But Neil deGrasse Tyson has been making the rounds of the talk shows to say that the idea of a space force is not fundamentally flawed. I would go further. Much further. http://file770.com/not-space-force-space-forces-forc...

Interviews are part of the organic life of a literary community. Same with reviews, panel discussions, workshops, etc. Everyone participates, everyone benefits. I’ve interviewed several authors so many times we’ve both lost count. I sent Jonathan Maberry a lot more interview questions than I sent yo...

ISFDB doesn't list Galaxy Awards.

Last I checked, his Hugo nomination count was 37. I'll have to do some research and dig up a Galaxy nomination count.

Mike Resnick won the Galaxy Award for best foreign writer. Last time he won a Galaxy, I posted an announcement before he knew he won. I in turn got the information from File 770. This time, Mike already knows.

Every issue of Asimov's, I try to read Sheila Williams' or Robert Silverberg's column. Every issue of Galaxy's Edge, I try to read Barry Malzberg's column. I can't do it. Same for any other columnist, no matter what the topic. Not since discovering Mike Resnick's columns. Mike doesn't ponder and won...