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Guest Post: Jack Campbell: ‘My Cousin Vinny’ and the Art of Science Fiction


The_Lost_Fleet_Beyond_the_Frontier_GuardianSuvudu.com is proud to present the following guest essay by Jack Campbell, whose latest book is The Lost Fleet – Beyond the Frontier: Guardian.

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Del Rey Spectra 50 Page Fridays: Elizabeth Moon


Del Rey Spectra 50 Page Fridays: Elizabeth Moon

This week’s excerpt features OATH OF FEALTY by Elizabeth Moon, the first book in her excellent (and highly recommended) Paladin’s Legacy series. Hit that read more button to check it out.

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50 Page Fridays: Michael Jan Friedman, Robert Greenberger and Peter David


50 Page Fridays: Michael Jan Friedman, Robert Greenberger and Peter David

Get a first-look at the prequel to the upcoming movie starring Will and Jaden Smith with this week’s excerpt. Read the first 50 pages of AFTER EARTH: A PERFECT BEAST and meet the villainous alien before you see the movie.

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Movie Trailer: Elysium


poster-elysiumWhen I wrote my Top 10 2013 Movies I Want Now back in January, I left a movie off the list.

Elysium. And I can’t wait for it! Make the jump to watch the trailer and post your comments!

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New Release Interview: Red Planet Blues by Robert J. Sawyer


sawyer-redplanetbluesToday, we visit Mars.

But not one like you’ve ever seen!

Red Planet Blues by Robert J. Sawyer publishes today. Part noir novel, part science fiction, it takes us to a Mars we have yet to see. Learn more after the jump from Robert in a short interview!

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Make Your Own Thrilling Book Covers with PULP-O-MIZER!


Pulp-O-Mizer_Cover_ImageThrilling Tales of the Downright Unusual – kind of a one stop shop for pulp science fiction stories – has an amazing new toy for you to play with: The Pulp-O-Mizer! Use an easy to navigate menu system to create your own golden age book cover chock full of robots, rockets and rayguns! Check it out her.

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T.C. McCarthy: ‘They Also Said We’d Have Jet Packs By Now’


chimeraDear Suvudu readers, please enjoy the following guest essay by scientist and science fiction author T.C. McCarthy.

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Pets with Geeky Names: Got One?


A_ixCiTCIAAD2Nv.jpg_largeWe love our science fiction and fantasy, and we love our pets. Sometimes we combine these loves when we name our pets. I know I do. I’ve got a tabby cat named “Grendel” (He lives up to his name – he’s feisty!) and a bearded dragon named “Smaug”. (Pictured here having an infrequent and very much hated bath.) I’ve even named other animals after mythic creatures: My dog’s name is “Pixie”, and one of our dearly departed cats was named “Booka” (A phonetic spelling of ‘bwca’), a goblin of Welsh folklore.

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G.T. Almasi’s ‘Blades of Winter’: Bonus Content!


G.T. Almasi’s ‘Blades of Winter’: Bonus Content!

Author G.T.  Almasi has created some awesome imagery for his fast-paced science fiction/alternative history espionage novel Blades of Winter. Check out the pictures of his characters and a map of the book’s world in this slideshow.
Created with flickr slideshow.
Have you not read Blades of Winter? Yikes. You need to get on that. Pronto.
Check it out:
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Greg Bear Talks Curiosity and the Red Planet


Hull Three Zero by Greg BearPerusing the internet(s) a few minutes ago, I came across a CNN article written by none other than Greg Bear. Greg is a New York Times best-selling author whose work has garnered praise, awards, and a large fan base.

In the article, he talks about the Curiosity landing on Mars and its import when it comes to the history of science fiction! Great stuff after the jump!

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