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Author: Hugh Matthews

Tags: scifi pulp xmen 2007

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Author: Stephen King

Tags: horror audio 2006

2006-07-25

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Author: P.D. James

Tags: future mystery scifi apocalyptic 2006 PBS

2006-07-21

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Author: Robert Littell

Tags: thriller espionage audio coldwar 2006

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Author: William Styron

Tags: pulitzer slavery 2006 PBS

Description: 1968 Pulitzer

2006-04-20

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Author: Michael Shaara

Tags: pulitzer civilwar

Description: 1975 Pulitzer

2006-04-20

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Author: Michael Chabon

Tags: pulitzer comics

Description: 2001 Pulitzer

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Author: Elie Wiesel

Tags: history biography wwii holocaust PBS

2006-03-01

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Author: Raymond Khoury

Tags: religion adventure conspiracy 2006

2006-03-01

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Author: James Morrow

Tags: satire collection 2007

Description: Arguably sf's reigning master of satire, Morrow has already blessed the genre with twoArguably sf's reigning master of satire, Morrow has already blessed the genre with two previous volumes of short fiction and the monumental Godhead trilogy, in which a deceased Jehovah literally falls to Earth. His latest collection demonstrates that his rapier wit has lost none of its edge as it encompasses twisted scenarios ranging from Martians invading Central Park to having the fates of other worlds rest upon the scores of American football games. In "Auspicious Eggs," global warming forces the Catholic Church to enact rites of "terminal baptism," in which the souls of infants deemed infertile are immediately sent heavenward. In a shorter tale, King Kong and Godzilla pay their respects to 9/11 victims. During the title story, a crazed genetic scientist kidnaps a hapless do-gooder and harvests his altruism genes. All the stories manifest Morrow's penchant for exploring the dark underbelly of technological promise and extracting quirky moral conundrums. Morrow's fans will revel, and first-time readers may find his grim humor making fans of them, too....

2005-10-12