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Alexander D. Aurichio
THE CASSUTT FILES
Television writer and producer Michael Cassutt describes his dreams--past, present and future--for sci-fi TV series in his latest column, "Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda."
INTERVIEW
Titan A.E. star Bill Pullman and co-director Gary Goldman talk about creating a dark, animated reality that audiences have never seen before; the tricks to mixing 2-D and 3-D animation; sequels to Dragon's Lair and Independence Day and more.
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The Saturn Awards are announced, Mulder might be the father of Scully's baby, SCI FI renews Farscape, Lisa Howard is leaving Earth: Final Conflict, Crusade scripts are available free online, and more.
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Legendary animators Don Bluth and Gary Goldman make their SF debut with Titan A.E., a dazzling space opera about a kid who's too late to save the Earth but who just might have a shot at saving humanity.
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Charles de Lint, master of urban fantasy, delves into the mythology of First Nation peoples in Forests of the Heart, while Maggy Thomas's Broken Time offers a wild ride with an appealing heroine through a war-torn--and time-torn--future.
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Is Vagrant Story the last game you'll need before the PlayStation 2 launches? Its unique combat system and processor-stretching graphics--along with a few surprises--make this complex role-playing game the PlayStation title to beat.
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Robert A. Heinlein took SF to a new level with his milestone novel Stranger in a Strange Land. Reviews at the time called the book's depiction of sex and the human condition heretical, if not pornographic. Is it still earth-shattering 40 years later?
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Robert A. Heinlein: A Reader's Companion lists all of the Grand Master's known works, along with notes on significance, anomalies, cross-references and indexes. It offers surprising insights into a sometimes enigmatic author.
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Steve Austin and Jaime Sommers may have turned in their OSI badges and retired, but songs of their heroism continue to be sung on The Six Million Dollar Site.
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One of our readers calls for the return of Ambassador Spock, another compares Farscape to Buck Rogers, one recommends some Roman-themed science fiction, and much more.
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