Sci Friday: Who Ever Heard of a Martian Named Smith?

~post by Marie Upon its initial release in 1961, Robert A. Heinlein’s Stranger in a Strange Land was met with division.  There were those who called it drivel, and those who touted it as “the best science-fiction novel ever written!”  It brought to us such linguistic gems as “groking” and “I am but an egg”, … Continue reading Sci Friday: Who Ever Heard of a Martian Named Smith?

Demons, Tomatoes & Knitting: We Talk with Kim Harrison

Last night, BookPeople had the pleasure to host best-selling author Kim Harrison, creator of the Hollows series, also known as the Rachel Morgan series. Rachel is a witch turned day walking demon detective with a sexy vampire detective partner named Ivy. Most of the human race has been wiped out due to a virus that … Continue reading Demons, Tomatoes & Knitting: We Talk with Kim Harrison

Sci Friday: Venture Into the Worlds of Ursula K. LeGuin

~Post by Marie; Original Artwork by Alex Rosental All of my childhood summers were spent in the small coastal town of Manzanita, Oregon, the town where my mother grew up.  My grandmother lived in the same house for many years after my mother left home, and it was full of interesting artifacts from my mother’s … Continue reading Sci Friday: Venture Into the Worlds of Ursula K. LeGuin

I Like Sci-Fi Books and I Cannot Lie: A Sci-Fi Reading List

Post by BookPerson Joel N. I am an unabashed nerd for life. A lifer. Some of my earliest memories include watching Star Wars and Tron with my dad. By high school I was mainlining 800 page space operas while waiting outside, overnight for tickets to one of life’s biggest disappointments, Star Wars Episode 1 – … Continue reading I Like Sci-Fi Books and I Cannot Lie: A Sci-Fi Reading List