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Against
the Fall of Night (Book Review)
Arthur C. Clarke has been one of the
most prolific and successful science fiction writers of all time. But everyone
has to start somewhere. What was his first work like? Come on in and find out
as we take a look at Against the Fall of Night.
Cradle
(Book Review)
Arthur C. Clarke’s first collaborative fiction effort was
less than stellar. His pairing with Gentry Lee is best known for the three Rama
sequels, but this is where it all began.
SF and
the 20th Century, Part 1: Favorite Stories
As the 20th century comes
to a close we begin a look back at the past 100 years of SF. In this first in
a new series of articles I present ten of my all-time favorite stories and invite
you to tell us about yours. (Contains sections on 2001: A Space Odyssey
and Rendezvous with Rama.)
The Hammer
of God (Book Review)
Before there was Deep Impact, Armageddon,
and Asteroid there was this Arthur C. Clarke tale about death and destruction
from the sky and mankind’s attempts to avert it.
Zeus's
Little Secret, Or Galileo and Clarke's Europan Vacation
At first glance,
it seems obvious that Earth is the only locale in our solar system that harbors
life. But is this really true? In the film version of 2001: A Space Odyssey
there was something afoot on the moons of Jupiter. Thanks to images from the
Galileo spacecraft, it now appears that this might be true. The moon Europa
may just be home to a vast ocean of liquid water. Was Clarke right all along?
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