Larry Correia’s blog - Sad Puppies Update: Honesty from the Other Sideīut, in the grand scheme of things, this isn’t the most important component of our discussion: We remember luminary Terry Pratchett and what he meant to us as a human being and author. Making Light - Distant thunder, and the smell of ozone TorgersenĪISFP 291 - Anti-Sad Puppies with Paul WeimerĪnd in the week leading up to Hugo Awards finalists announcement, there was much online chatter about the outcome and the consequences, represented by two posts we discuss in detail: In our Hugo Awards finalist episode:īrent and Kristi have been covering the Sad Puppies and Hugo Awards debate (also visit the hosting convention site - 2015: Sasquan) over the past month, featuring interviews:ĪISFP 289 - Sad Puppies with Larry Correia, Brad R. residents only) by emailing us your contact information (email and physical address) at adventuresinscifipublishing gmail com or by sharing episode 291 or 292 on Facebook or Twitter (make sure to tag us so we see your post). You also can enter the Edge of Dark giveaway (U.S. Meet Nona’s best friend, a young woman named Chrystal who awakens in a robotic body…. Meet Nona Hall, child of power and privilege from the greatest station in the system, the Diamond Deep. In Edge of Dark, meet ranger Charlie Windar and his adopted wild predator, and explore their home on a planet that has been raped and restored more than once. This is a story of love for the wild and natural life on a colony planet, complex adventure set in powerful space stations, and the desire to live completely whether you are made of flesh and bone or silicon and carbon fiber. The Glittering Edge duology describes the clash of forces when an advanced society that has filled a solar system with flesh and blood life meets the near-AI’s that it banished long ago. What if it didn’t share your moral compass in any way? And yet, that life thrived? It grew and learned and became far more than you ever expected, and it wanted to return to the sun. What if a society banished its worst nightmare to the far edge of the solar system, destined to sip only dregs of light and struggle for the barest living. This episode is brought to you by Edge of Dark from Brenda Cooper, and published by Pyr. They also remember Terry Pratchett and share their thoughts on his work and life. Brent Bowen and Kristi Charish discuss being named a Hugo Awards finalist as well as the political clash of clans before the finalists were announced.
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