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Thomas Disch
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Tuesday, September 6, 2016
"The Labor Day Group" by Thomas Disch (and a rejoinder by George R. R. Martin)...An oddly timely 1980/81 codicil to the Humanist/Cyberpunk consideration from last Friday and the recent WorldCon fracas
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One of the less well-rendered F&SF covers so far On this day after Labor Day, around which had been the traditional annual weekend...
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Friday, October 3, 2014
FFB: SF in the World, and the World is Changed: BENCHMARKS CONTINUED by Algis Budrys; THE DREAMS OUR STUFF IS MADE OF by Thomas M. Disch
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I watched the new documentary on The New York Review of Books the other night, as it debuted on HBO (and, later, when I should've be...
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Friday, April 11, 2014
FFB redux: Breaking Barriers: Theodore Sturgeon: STURGEON'S WEST and more; Thomas Disch: ON WINGS OF SONG and more; horror and suspense anthologies edited by Damon Knight, Betty M. Owen, Mary MacEwan
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2/79; painting by Ed Emshwiller So, taking all things together, on July 4th 2008, Thomas Disch decided he might as well shoot himself, a...
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