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Flash review: A Rose for Ecclesiastes by Roger Zelazny

Posted on April 16, 2021 by Bruncvik

Roger Zelazny was a master wordsmith, and Rose is one of his early masterpieces.  It is so skillfully written that one doesn’t even notice that it is more akin to a Greek tragedy than to science fiction.  And one doesn’t … Continue reading →

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Flash review: A Martian Odyssey by Stanley G. Weinbaum

Posted on March 26, 2021 by Bruncvik

87 years ago, a remarkably modern short story was published in Weird Stories.  Although sometimes overshadowed by the works of Olaf Stapledon, which were published at around the same time frame, this work has been immensely influential to science fiction, … Continue reading →

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Guilty Pleasure: Ghosts of Mars

Posted on July 26, 2018 by Bruncvik

Ghosts of Mars has been universally panned by critics and earned only about half of its budget in the worldwide box office.  It’s safe to say that this move has been a miserable failure.  Despite this, I consider it a … Continue reading →

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