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Tom Guycot posted:Thats neat. I've always been a fan of "radio play" adaptations because it adds something fun I couldn't just get from reading it. Wow I do not remember that. I guess I better read these again!
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Zazz Razzamatazz posted:Just do a sitcom next season- I feel like every episode would have a plot where Brother Dawn has to get out of a problem by picking the correct color of something and hilariously doesn’t.
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mistermojo posted:whats with the scene where brother dawn asks the once jacketed hobo where to go but then immediately wanders away as the guy is giving him the answer I thought the hobo was going to activate the aura, punch Dawn, then steal his jacket back.
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I’ve recently re-read Foundation, Foundation and Empire, and Second Foundation after not reading them for maybe 20-25 years. They actually held up a little better than I expected. They generally aren’t what you’d call exciting and sometimes get a little monologue heavy but they are quick reads and I mostly liked the style of writing. I wouldn’t say they are must-reads but I also wouldn’t discourage someone from giving them a try. Compare this to Around the World in 80 Days which I just re-read as well which was sooooo cringy and greatly improved by the recent TV remake.
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Chairman Capone posted:This is book and not show related, but I just had an article come out in an online open-access journal about reading the Foundation novels (mainly the original trilogy) through a solarpunk lens. I'll say I did originally want to include a bit about the show (and Apple TV's Extrapolations show also) but due to the word count limit, I just wasn't able to fit it in. Anyways, I thought at least some people here might enjoy it, so I'll drop the link here. Though there are some book spoilers, if anyone cares. thanks, pretty cool read. I'd never heard the term solarpunk before.
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