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Classic Literature of Science Fiction 
The Lost Fleet: an otherwise well done example of an unfortunate trend
While for the most part I intend this blog to concentrate on science fiction classics, most fundamentally the discussion is about the genre of science fiction as literature– the good and the bad. To my mind, one of the worst … Continue reading →