Apple Books | $1.99Amazon Kindle Like Mother, Like Mother A Novel by Susan Rieger An enthralling novel about three generations of strong-willed women, unknowingly shaped by the secrets buried in their family’s past. “What a delight! Like Mother, Like Mother is sharp, fun, and witty.”—...
When human astronauts go to the shore of the ocean, it seems to reach for them physically. It reminds me of that scene in Moana where she meets the sea, and it reaches out and drops a shell in her hand. It’s a lot like that. The book opens after the crew of a space station...
ASTRONAUTSTRANSLATING & interpretingThis article deals with gender-inclusive translation of information books for children. Translation solutions drawn from three non-fiction books translated from French to Swedish by different translators are discussed in terms of gender neutrality and inclusi...
When Arthur C. Clarke died, science fiction - hell, science in general—lost one of its greatest, most forward-looking masters. In his honor, PM's resident geek and sci-fi buff analyzes the most eerily predictive, prescient films of the future.
Indeed, single stand-alone books are becoming a thing of the past with trilogies or better being the norm. More is more these days.The Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Horror Series list contains all of the series in the WWEnd database for your easy perusal. So whether you're looking for a...
The film depicted astronauts using flat, tablet-like devices to watch news and gather information. This closely resembles the modern tablet, and companies like Apple and Samsung have created devices nearly identical to those imagined by Clarke and Kubrick. In fact, Apple referenced2001: A Space Od...
“And When the Sky Was Opened” is about astronauts before NASA’s Mercury Seven. Was Serling really thinking something might not want us to travel in space? I know my grandmother believed that. Just before we landed on the Moon, my grandmother told me that God would strike down the Apoll...
But a critical miscalculation of needed power to escape the moon's gravitational pull may put the astronauts' lives in danger. Released: 1950 Directed by: Irving Pichel Dig Deeper From Interstellar To The Terminator: The Most Scientifically Accurate Sci-Fi Movies Ever Also ranks #9 ...
Come celebrate this beautiful volume and learn about this press, which despite this set back, has amazing books on offer this year. Aug 24, 2018 "The Hazel Wood": Interrogating the European Fairy Tale Melissa Albert’s debut novel cuts to the bone of European fairy tales to find the ...
Robert Sawyer first says that we probably don’t, but then hedges it when his murderers and astronauts find some Mennonites that have survived and are pictured as simple, but morally worthwhile. But then he seems to turn it about again, when descendants of humans arrive from Mars who are ...