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Luca Oleastri
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It's indisputable that human beings have injected hundreds of billions of tons greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Wil McCarthy wonders, is it enough?
NEXT ISSUE: Classics and Cool Stuff return to our pages. We'll also have an interview with Rob Tapert, producer of Cleopatra 2525 and Jack of All Trades.
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There's a Farscape feature film in the works, rumors of three new Star Trek series have surfaced, Gillian Anderson may join the Jedi council, Philip K. Dick made reports to the FBI, and much more.
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In MGM's Supernova, when Emergency Medical Rescue Vessel Nightingale 229 saves the life of a man who's found a strange, alien artifact, the crew soon realizes that they are the ones who will need to be rescued.
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In Susan R. Matthews' novel Avalanche Soldier, Salli Rangarold is a far-future police officer who must choose between her family and a religious leader who may well be a living incarnation of God.
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Raise the skull and crossbones, me hearties! It's full speed ahead as you plunder, rob, and terrorize all the galaxy in the online game Space Pirate.
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This week we review Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket, which actually explores the serious consequences of war. We also review the conclusion of the strange and stylistic series Serial Experiments Lain.
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The Detroit industrial/metal group Forge lives and breathes science fiction. Their new album Trials reflects their obsession, and explores SF in ways you've probably never heard before.
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Scifan.com's comprehensive lists organize SF books by thematic subgenres, helping readers to find the books that interest them the most.
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Our readers continue to debate Lexx, sex and the single love slave. Plus they sound off about Star Trek, James Bond, Bruce Boxleitner and more.
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